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Best of the Web: Women in Power Edition

*U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton argues that achieving women’s equality is central to global security in an op-ed for The Times of London: Women are still the majority of the world’s poor, uneducated, unhealthy and unfed. They are the majority of the world’s farmers, but are often forbidden to own the land they cultivate […]

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The Rage Is Not About Health Care Reform

The Rage Is Not About Health Care Reform

That a tsunami of anger over healthcare reform today is illogical, given that what the right calls “Obamacare” is less provocative than either the Civil Rights Act of 1964 or healthcare benefits in other wealthy industrial nations. But the explanation is plain: the health care bill is not the main source of this anger and never has been. It’s merely a handy excuse.

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After Health Care

After Health Care

Okay, the Obama Administration is gathering up the laurel wreaths for its landmark victory on health care reform.  Nancy Pelosi, my all-time personal favorite Speaker of the House, deserves a lioness’s share of the credit as well.  Here’s a happy picture at the bill signing today.  Nancy looks pretty darn jazzed! But this blog is […]

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