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Crash the Insurance Lobby's Party
The health insurance industry is launching a public relations and lobbying campaign today that is designed to convince people that they are on the side of reform even as they support a status-quo solution suspiciously similar to one pushed by Sen. John McCain and congressional conservatives. But a group of determined activists is making sure that people see through this smoke-and-mirrors show. more »
Netroots Priorities: Iraq, Energy, Health Care, Poverty
"Centrists" Running the Asylum
OUTSIDE OF WACO, TEXAS - I'm filing this weekly column dispatch at a rest stop outside of Waco, Texas on my way to the Netroots Nation conference. On the drive from Dallas, I've been listening to talk radio and obsessing over the concept of "the center." more »
At the Netroots Nation Labor Caucus
Individualistic "netroots" bloggers are at the forefront of new media technology, and are looking for ways to improve coordination and broad the reach of their ideas. Labor unions have been organizing and coordinating for decades, and are looking for ways to maximize the potential of new media technology. more »
Off To Netroots Nation
Most of Campaign for America's Future's bloggers went to Austin, Texas for the third annual Netroots Nation conference. The conference reflected the constantly growing and evolving nature of the blogosphere, and various panels addressed the challenge of building a progressive movement in today's political environment.
» Read all of our blog posts and see video from Netroots Nation.... more »
From Uprising to Movement: Five Ideas
How do you turn a progressive populist uprising into real change? Here are five keys that involve focus, structure, what we organize around, the instruments of influence we use, and the methods we must rekindle.... more »
First Iraq, Now Health Care. AP's McCain Bias Continues.
Over the weekend, Talking Points Memo called out the Associated Press for "demonstrably false reporting" in support of McCain campaign talking points about Iraq.
Now the bias appears to extend to health care. more »
Health Care For America Now!
On Tuesday, July 8, a new campaign will be launched – for Health Care for America Now! – at press conferences in Washington and 55 other cities and towns. We at the Campaign for America’s Future are proud to play a leadership role in launching this much-needed campaign, led by 100 national and local organizations. more »
Latest From Our Bloggers
11:45 am
It's time for some good news about architecture. No more sinkholes or collapsing bridges. It turns out that conservative ideology is good for one, very specific kind of public construction. See if you can guess. The answer comes after the break. more »
11:02 am
Americans will begin to tune into the election again around the conventions. And in the fall, they'll start to take a closer look at who the candidates are and what they believe. Iraq will be big no doubt; the economy bigger. But health care may just be the pothole that cracks up Sen. John McCain's Straight Talk Express.more »
9:02 am
Tom's new book is one of those brilliant hammers that makes everything you see after you read it look like a nail. more »
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8:43 am
Another forthcoming book I'm excited to read and share with you, previewed here.
8:29 am
Just finished Tom Frank's new book The Wrecking Crew: How Conservatives Rule, which hits the stores in a couple of weeks. Like his last book What's the Matter With Kansas? more »
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2:40 pm
Pat Buchanan's latest column just slapped me right upside the head: You go hunting where the ducks are," said Barry Goldwater," it begins. more »
11:59 am
Exxon blocking toy safety bill. And with sharp eloquence, my colleague Eric Lotke reminds of the background for such outrages in last Sunday's Los Angeles Times.
11:14 am
If John McCain thinks we shouldn't leave Iraq until we "win" does that mean he thinks we should fight to the last man like the Japanese on Iwo Jima?


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