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Season 4
February 23, 2010
(Guest: Dr. Alan Wolfe, author – The Future of Liberalism)
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Alan Wolfe Interview
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Season 2
March 5, 2009
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What is liberalism and what does the future of the ideal hold? These questions answered as we talk to Dr. Alan Wolfe, author of “The Future of Liberalism.” on The Political Prescription today – Tuesday from 3-5pm!
0 responses“Energy, Budget Tax Cuts, Lift American’s Spirits”
This is the to-do list (crib/cheat sheet, whichever you prefer) scribbled on the palm of Sarah Palin’s hands while she gave her speech at the first Tea Party convention in Nashville Saturday night. For someone who is critical of the president’s use of teleprompters….well you get the drift.
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Republished from 2/2/10 Sentinel:
By: Joel Mendelson
President Barack Obama entered the House chambers last week amid growing criticism and plummeting poll numbers, and with an American public who is beginning to sincerely doubt his ability to bring change to Washington. The speech was heavily focused on the economy and helped set the tone and agenda necessary to [...]
By Joel Mendelson
Reposted from the KSU Sentinel:
The 2010 session of the Georgia State Legislature has commenced, and what a glorious 40 days it shall be – unless you believe anyone at the Gold Dome will actually accomplish true reform for a state desperately in need of major overhauls. In the last several years, Georgians from all [...]
0 responsesA fresh decade, a fresh start
This new decade begins with a message of hope and opportunity rather than the politics that typically dominate this column. While it may be debated that the new decade technically starts next year rather than 2010, the world celebrated the end of a tumultuous 10 years and we were glad to [...]
