Over the next two years, Democrats have the unfettered ability to be an albatross around the neck of the GOP — and to make sure that what little they manage to get done due to their paper-thin majorities becomes the reason for their undoing.
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Inequality-Fighting Lawmakers Won Big in Election
House members who got A+ grades for working to narrow America's economic divide were rewarded last week with election victories.
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Techtivist Report: A Pivotal Moment for Internet Freedom
The United Nations is planning to take over the Internet. No joke.
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In London, Activists Use Theater to Hammer Austerity and Elitism
London activists used satirical theatre to draw attention to an "obscene congregation of wealth and gluttony" ahead of the European international anti-austerity general strike that's shaking Europe.
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How to Oust a Congressman: Step One
This is how you drive rightwing extremists out of office.
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Switzerland's Immigration Crackdown Reveals an E.U. in Crisis
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Post-Mortem from the California Coast
From where I stand, the nation looks like a big battleground.
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OWS Buys Up Debt — To Abolish it
A group of campaigners linked to the Occupy Movement is buying up distressed loans for pennies on the pound and cancelling them to liberate debtors.
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Europe Braces for a Mega-Strike Against Austerity
On Wednesday, Europe’s largest unions will lead the first-ever internationally coordinated general strike against austerity.
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The Fourth Horseman of the Apocalpyse
From 9/11 to Hurricane Sandy, disaster has now become our national policy. But the climate has changed and we need to change to meet these challenges.
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The Occupied Times of London: 18 Issues and Counting
With the rise of citizen journalism and a revival of independent media, the Occupy Movement's most prolific newspaper soldiers on.
