| Center for American Progress |
Making Progress: 10 Years of Ideas, Action, and Change
Today, as the Center for American Progress celebrates its 10th anniversary, we look at the impact CAP has had on the country. ... | The Top 13 Women of Color to Watch in 2013
These 13 women of color are leaving their mark on everything from politics to entertainment to health. ... | Martin Unchained: Radical Reformer, Nonviolent Militant
This Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, we should remember the true Dr. King and free him from a reconstructed history that never was. ... | Democracy, Democratic Governance, and Transparent Institutions in the American Interest
The Center for American Progress and the Center for Strategic and International Studies have collaborated to promote progressive and democratic governance around the world. ... | Comparing Conservative and Progressive Investment in America's Youth
Conservative groups' funding advantage has helped the right communicate with young Americans and develop leaders despite the fundamental issue-area differences between conservative movement fundamentals and the Millennial generation. ... | 3 Lessons the 2012 Election Taught Us About the Progressive Coalition
Ruy Teixeira explains why the 2008 presidential outcome was not a fluke and how the progressive coalition has made an impact in 2012. ... | The Obama Coalition in the 2012 Election and Beyond
With President Obama's re-election, a progressive multiracial, multiethnic, and cross-class coalition has clearly emerged, albeit in an early and tenuous stage. ... | Articulating the Future for Progressivism
Authors Bill Ivey and Joe Romm discuss the power of words in politics at a recent Progressivism on Tap event. ... |
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| The Democratic Strategist |
Reich: Expat Companies Should Be Banned from Lobbying
From Former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich's Salon.com post, "Walgreens shouldn't have a say about how the U.S. government does anything: The former secretary of labor weighs in on corporate America's newest bid to reduce its tax bills":
Dozens ... | Political Strategy Notes
Mason Adams has an interesting Politco post, "Do Democrats Need a Bubba Strategy? The party shouldn't give up on NASCAR voters, says Dave "Mudcat" Saunders." Adams calls Saunders the Democrats' "bubba whisperer."One of Saunders' insights: "The greatest problem ... | GOP To African-Americans: You Need To Change, Not Us
Embedded in the furor over the MS GOP SEN runoff is an argument by conservatives about the legitimacy of pursuing African-American votes that could prove toxic the more it is articulated. I discussed it at some length ... | Can Dems win the 'Bystanders'?
Aaron Blake of The Fix has a post, "Who doesn't care about politics? People who would otherwise vote for Democrats." It's about "the bystanders." These are the 10 percent of Americans who aren't registered to vote and don't ... | Chait: Obama's Grit Saved Health Care, Environmental Regulation
In his New York magazine column, "How Barack Obama Saved the Obama Administration," Jonathan Chait takes on the meme Republicans (and some Dems) are parroting about President Obama being an ineffectual chief executive, particularly with respect to health ... | New Report Reveals Pockets of Black Voter Suppression in NC
A new report by Democracy North Carolina shines a light on the geography of suppression of African American voters in North Carolina. The report challenges the arguments of Republican lawyers who told a federal judge yesterday that ... | Political Strategy Notes
NYT columnist Charles M. Blow rounds up the latest pundit predictions re the battle for control of the U.S. Senate and sums it up: "Who will win control is at the moment basically a tossup, but Republicans get ... | Political Strategy Notes
At The New York Times Jackie Calmes writes "The June jobs report -- showing 288,000 new hires, the unemployment rate down to 6.1 percent and positive revisions to the April and May jobs numbers -- gave the White ... |
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