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Thursday, November 04, 2010

Election doesn't end major discord for GOP, Obama - Yahoo! News

Election doesn't end major discord for GOP, Obama - Yahoo! News

Barely an hour after President Barack Obama invited congressional Republicans to post-election talks to work together on major issues, the Senate's GOP leader had a blunt message: His party's main goal is denying Obama re-election.

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Michael Roth: We Need to Create Trust
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Michael Roth: We Need to Create Trust

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Michael Roth: One of the striking things that this week's elections forcefully represents is the dramatic erosion of trust in President Obama. Two years ago he hadn't yet earned our confidence, but he did inspire deep trust. Our frustration with his leadership has not just been disappointment with specific policies that haven't worked. The frustration and the anger seem also to come from a feeling of betrayal -- feeling that we trusted the wrong guy. The elections don't really show any movement to "the right guys." They just demonstrate a vacuum of trust -- the triumph of suspicion. This can be fixed. Click here to read more.


Bob Cesca: Angry Voters Choose Government Gridlock, Investigations and Shutdown

We typically like the idea of two sides locking horns and compromising on the matters of the day. But the era when Republicans would compromise with a Democratic president is long gone. Welcome, everyone, to the suck that never ends.

Norman Lear: Enough Already With "The American People"

Our experiment in democracy depends, the founders told us at the beginning, on an informed citizenry. Fat chance, American people!

Maggie Kozel, M.D.: Veterans Health Care: Why It's the Wrong Time to Privatize

Before we take the VA health system away from veterans, we should look at the facts.

Peggy Drexler: Women in Congress -- Don't Sweat the Numbers

Have we gone from the year of the woman in 1992, to the year of the woman II in 2008, to the year of so-what in 2010? Even as women in politics is becoming no more newsworthy than women in business, the arrival of a new crop of generally young, seemingly bright and overwhelmingly Republican women does raise a question. Are we seeing a shift in women as a reliably progressive bloc on social issues?

Tony Schwartz: Fueling Positive Emotions in a World Gone Mad

If there is anything this nasty, fear-driven, political season has demonstrated, it's that no politician -- Democrat, Republican, or otherwise -- has any compelling solutions to what ails us. How, then, to feel more control over our destiny?

 
 

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