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We're working with some of the best state-level bloggers from around the country to help us tell the truth about key economic and social policy issues, and to draw the contrast between the rhetoric of the right and the progressive alternative. Please visit our CAF...

US Senate Candidates from Florida on Social Security

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Florida Candidates Vow to Protect Social Security

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Mark Kirks Stealth Campaign Against Social Security

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Zack Space Shows Continued Commitment to Social Security

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Progressive Breakfast - 10/25/2010

Each morning, Bill Scher and Terrance Heath serve up what progressives need to affect change on the kitchen-table issues families face: jobs, health care, green energy, financial reform, affordable education and retirement security. Corporate Drive To Buy Election...

Another Reason for the Right to Hate Science

Conservatives expected human genome research to help prove that nature, not unequal social orders, determines who ends up sick and poor. But our genes have refused to cooperate. A clinical psychologist noted for his observations on how inequality impacts what's...

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