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Obama’s Second Term Agenda: A Progressive Army

November 6, 2012 By Ben Johnson

In what he vowed was the last campaign stop of his life, President Barack Obama told supporters in Iowa last night they had evolved beyond a campaign into a “movement.” “You took this campaign and you made it your own,” Obama said Monday night. “And you organized yourselves block by block, neighborhood by neighborhood, county by county, starting a movement that spread across the country, a … [Read more...]

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Wag the Dogs

February 3, 2009 By Ben Johnson

When the House of Representatives passed the $1.2 trillion stimulus package last Thursday, Radio Free Europe reported the vote fell "straight down party lines." As with everything the mainstream media report, this is false. House Republicans were joined by 11 Democrats, ten of whom belong to the Blue Dog Coalition, the party's self-described fiscal conservatives. The Blue Dogs' stock has soared … [Read more...]

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Two Congressmen I’ll Miss

November 10, 2004 By Ben Johnson

In the aftermath of the presidential election, two significant Congressional races have gone unnoticed. Last Tuesday, America lost two representatives who have served their districts and their nation honorably: Charlie Stenholm of Texas and Phil Crane of Illinois. Rep. Charlie Stenholm, D-TX, earned a reputation as one of his party's most responsible moderates. Representing the interests … [Read more...]