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Can Two-Generation Strategies Bolster Early Education and Workforce Participation?

Cindi Zarpas wrote 5 days ago: Can Two-Generation Strategies Bolster Early Education and Workforce Participation? The above link pr … more →

Tags: Parenting, Infant Toddler Development, New America Foundation, Child Rearing, early learning, Early Education Initiative, hell of American daycare, Family, childcare

May 13th Conversation with Jonathan Cohn about the Hell of American Daycare

Cindi Zarpas wrote 1 week ago: May 13th Conversation with Jonathan Cohn about the Hell of American Daycare  I In my April 15 blog, … more →

Tags: School Readiness, rich-poor gap, Parenting, Infant Toddler Development, child care, Early Education, Birth to 3., New America Foundation, Child Rearing

The U.S. Needs to Get Real About Day Care2 comments

erocha1150 wrote 1 month ago: The New Republic‘s Jonathan Cohn has an investigative piece out this week on the abysmal state … more →

Tags: Social Justice, Women, Children, Day Care, united states, New Republic, The Hell of American Day Care, Fresh Air

Red States, the '47 Percent' Moochers

trp2011 wrote 1 month ago: The terms “red” and “blue” have become deeply entrenched in our nation’s political DNA throughout th … more →

Tags: 47 percent, blue states, economic success, red states

Culture and Content

gridleyfires wrote 2 months ago: The Atlantic, March 2013 Maybe I’m guilt plagued for berating a magazine I’ve read for so many years … more →

Tags: Creative Writing, Philosophy, Politics, Science, History 2, Travel, Current Affairs, Weblogs, Food and Drink

On believability and persuasion

maxanshelsegal wrote 2 months ago: In the critique that follows, I assess the strengths and weaknesses of two recent articles in The Ne … more →

Tags: Max Segal, Politics, gun control, Government, united states, Gun Control, National Rifle Association, walter kirn, New Republic

Say goodbye to all Bush tax cuts?

jaypinho wrote 6 months ago: That’s what the New Republic‘s Jonathan Cohn wants to do: Unfortunately, raising taxes o … more →

Tags: Politics, Tax rates, New Republic, bush tax cuts, Peter Diamond

Irrational exuberance?

jaypinho wrote 6 months ago: Frank Rich thinks so. Echoing his comments from mid-October (which I covered here), Rich insists tha … more →

Tags: Politics, Republican Party, Mitt Romney, Income Inequality, frank rich, Max Marder, 47, tax reformf, financial reform

Big Government Mandate

alsanblog wrote 6 months ago: Obama won just over 50% of the popular vote and sure enough, Jonathan Cohn, one of TNR’s chief propa … more →

Tags: Politics, Liberal Mind, Liberals, Current Events, Big Government, Presidential Election, mandate

Obama's Philosophy Of Government

alsanblog wrote 6 months ago: With the election rapidly approaching, liberals are working hard to convince voters to support Obama … more →

Tags: Economy, Politics, capitalism, central planning, Current Events, Big Government, auto bailout, election, Free Stuff

The befuddling cluelessness of the liberal media

Professor Mockumental wrote 8 months ago: The liberal media thinks they have the definitive Mitt Romney gotcha, the fact that Romney has recog … more →

Tags: Mitt Romney, the new republic, media fail, Free Lunch

Re: Paul Ryan’s speech in 3 words | Fox News

Colleen wrote 8 months ago: I’ve got to tip my hat to Sally Kohn on this particular article. Way to take a deeper look int … more →

Tags: Quirky, Events, Politics 2, Politics, media, Paul Ryan, Romney-Ryan 2012, sally kohn, Fox News

The Conservative Psyche: How Ordinary People Come to Embrace Paul Ryan's Cruelty | Alternet

Michael B. Calyn wrote 8 months ago:   The Conservative Psyche: How Ordinary People Come to Embrace Paul Ryan’s Cruelty Scient … more →

Tags: GOP, united states, Republican, Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, Pew Research Center, Earned Income Tax Credit, paulryan

Supreme Court Health Care Ruling: Individual Mandate Decision May Be Announced Thursday [UPDATED]1 comment

Jean wrote 11 months ago: Posted: 06/20/2012 10:03 pm Updated: 06/21/2012 10:46 am UPDATE: The Supreme Court did not announce … more →

Tags: Financial/economic information, Political, Illuminati/Terrorism/Corruption, Health/Big Pharma/Insurance/Food Supply, Barack Obama, HuffPost, Patient Protection And Affordable Care Act, Supreme Court of the United States, Affordable Care Act.

Conservatives don't like left-wing Government-run solutions; Liberals don't like right-wing Government-run solutions...

btchakir wrote 11 months ago: But, oddly enough, both have had a share in creating Government-run health care plans. Here’s … more →

Tags: Art, Arts, Budget, Business, Campaign, Congress, Corporations, Economics, election

Real Problems: A Bare Majority

Henshaw wrote 1 year ago: Jonathan Cohn has troubling thinking. The posturing before the Supreme Court’s June decision o … more →

Tags: Real Problems, Politics, Living Constitution, Mahatma Gandhi, Milton Friedman, Obamacare, Supreme Court, the new republic, Thomas Sowell

Liberal Opposition to Ryan Plan Is Delusional Demagoguery - David Limbaugh - Townhall Conservative Columnists3 comments

gds44 wrote 1 year ago: speaking at CPAC in Washington D.C. on February 10, 2011. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Liberal Oppositi … more →

Tags: Liberals, Socialism, Debt, Tax & Spend, Government Waste, Government Failures, Nanny State, liar in chief, Jobs

The Truth About Clinton's Tax Hikes And Budget Surpluses

Alexander Variano wrote 1 year ago: Today at the New Republic, Jonathan Cohn analyzes the latest iteration of Rep. Paul Ryan’s fed … more →

Tags: Politics, Economics 2, Public Policy, taxes, Bill Clinton, Tax Policy, the new republic, tnr, Paul Ryan

CBO: The Affordable Care Act Will Save Even More Money Than We Thought3 comments

R. Duane Graham wrote 1 year ago: I wanted to write today about the ongoing Republican assault on women’s rights in places like … more →

Tags: CBO, Obamacare, congressional budget office, Rick Ungar, Ezra Klein, Patient Protection And Affordable Care Act


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