Bernie news roundup for July 16, 2015. Continue reading Bernie Sanders news roundup July 16, 2015 on Blog#42
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A comment on: .@MatthewPulver: The Bernie Sanders smear campaign has begun – Salon.com
A very worthy read from Matthew Pulver whom I criticized a little last week.
Ronald Dworkin on mistakes, the Tea Party and secondary education | Philosophy on Blog#42
Ronald Dworkin took part in the panel, “Is Democracy at Risk?” Continue reading Ronald Dworkin on mistakes, the Tea Party and secondary education | Philosophy on Blog#42
Bernie Sanders news roundup – 6/26-7/5/2015 | Blog#42
Bernie Sanders news round up for the week ending July 5, 2015. Continue reading Bernie Sanders news roundup – 6/26-7/5/2015 | Blog#42
Roundup of this week’s #BernieSanders news | Equal Time on Blog#42
Since the major news outlets aren’t covering Bernie Sanders equally as much as they’re covering Hillary Clinton, I will put out a weekly roundup of the things I read that week. Continue reading Roundup of this week’s #BernieSanders news | Equal Time on Blog#42
Throwback Sunday: Congress: Trading stock on inside information? | #Pelosi & #Boehner on Blog#42
In 2011, CBS’ 60 minutes ran a report on some of the perks advance knowledge offers to members of Congress, and how some have availed themselves of them. The two videos below comprise both the original story and a follow up by Steve Kroft, based on the research of a conservative Stanford University professor. Continue reading Throwback Sunday: Congress: Trading stock on inside information? | #Pelosi & #Boehner on Blog#42
Dr. Oliver Sacks on his hearing loss | Auditory processing on Blog#42
I was happy to see a new op-ed from Oliver Sacks recently. I was sure we’d not hear from him again after his op-ed in February, announcing he has terminal cancer. Continue reading Dr. Oliver Sacks on his hearing loss | Auditory processing on Blog#42
The best of the press (so far) on Bernie Sanders | Blog#42
Most of us are very familiar with the achievements and views of Bernie Sanders, the Senator, but not with the story and remarkable achievements of Bernie Sanders as a young man and, later, a mayor.
Here are two excerpts of articles about Sanders’ early years.
Continue reading The best of the press (so far) on Bernie Sanders | Blog#42
Bill Moyers: The Challenge of Journalism Is to Survive in the Pressure Cooker of Plutocracy
Bill Moyers: The Challenge of Journalism Is to Survive in the Pressure Cooker of Plutocracy
May 27, 2015 by Bill Moyers
This post first appeared on BillMoyers.com. Continue reading Bill Moyers: The Challenge of Journalism Is to Survive in the Pressure Cooker of Plutocracy
Richard J. Eskow (@RJEskow): The Left Matters – Now, More Than Ever | Progressive voices on Blog#42
May 22, 2015
Some leading Democrats seem to have a love-hate relationship with the left. Sure, progressives seem to have more influence than ever in the party this year, at least rhetorically. But it doesn’t look like the friction will be going away any time soon. Continue reading Richard J. Eskow (@RJEskow): The Left Matters – Now, More Than Ever | Progressive voices on Blog#42