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Progressive Diary: The Musings of Sebastian Van Der Douche, Harvard ’08

March 25th 2010 Dear Diary, It has been a most eventful past few days. With the passage of Health Care I have no doubt that the plebes will finally acknowledge what we progressives have always known; that President Obama has already solidified his place as America’s greatest President.

Will Generation Y Redefine What it means to be Conservative or Liberal?

In Yesterday’s Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Concordia University Professor and former Republican Congressional candidate, Jim Burkee, had an interesting op-ed discussing role “Generation Y” could play in re-shaping American politics. From the article: In the first few months of his presidency, Obama has continued his full-court press for young voters, breaking protocol by giving Queen Elizabeth [...]

Card Check to be introduced today

From CongressDaily: Democrats will introduce contentious labor legislation in both chambers today even though Senate Democrats do not yet have the support necessary to overcome a certain Republican filibuster. This is all going to come down to the Blue Dogs in the House of Representatives. Those 51 Members, all self-proclaimed conservative democrats, have the power [...]

The difference between conservatives and liberals

This video has been around for awhile now, but if you haven’t seen this yet, it’s definitely worth checking out. In this video features Psychologist Jonathan Haidt examines the various foundations of moral values that form the way we think politically. This video is definitely one step closer to helping answer the question of “what’s [...]

Video: Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the New Deal (1933)

It’s sickening how many parallels have been observed between President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Barack Obama. As the video below shows, even the tone Obama is using now is almost exactly the same as Roosevelt’s.

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