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13
Nov 09

Daily Links for November 11th through November 13th

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Aug 09

Daily Links for August 24th through August 25th

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Government / Politicking — No Comments
26
Dec 08

Political Dynasties

People always get righteously upset at political dynasties like Clintons, Kennedys, and Bushs.  It is true that the sons, daughters, spouses, and other kinfolk of the elected usually have sufficient brand recognition to be elected via their ancestral coattails.   But as both occupation and organizational affiliations on Political Graveyard indicate, certain other relationship-based affiliations and transactional occupations are equally as useful.

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6
Nov 08

Daily Links for November 5th

  • Obama’s Seven Lessons for Radical Innovators – Umair Haque – Barack Obama is one of the most radical management innovators in the world today. Obama's team built something truly world-changing: a new kind of political organization for the 21st century. It differs from yesterday's political organizations as much as Google and Threadless differ from yesterday's corporations: all are a tiny handful of truly new, 21st century institutions in the world today.

    Obama presidential bid succeeded, in other words, as our research at the Lab has discussed for the past several years, through the power of new DNA: new rules for new kinds of institutions.

    So let's discuss the new DNA Obama brought to the table, by outlining seven rules for tomorrow's radical innovators.

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5
Nov 08

Daily Links for November 4th

  • Rahmbo Chief Of Staff? You Can Kiss Bipartisanship Goodbye – I don't share Rahm's political objectives — he's the architect of NAFTA, a "free trade" hound and the godfather of the Heath Schuler immigration bill, which seeks to privatize the border and give illegal immigrants no path to citizenship. But Rahm doesn't do "bipartisan" — which I've always sort of liked about him. Not that I think the Republicans have any interest in working with a Democratic administration — particularly not the ones who are left after Tuesday. As Paul Krugmann notes this morning, the moderates will likely be purged from the party, leaving it in the hands of the extremists. They're very good at operating as an opposition party and will be only too happy to do so once again.
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14
Oct 08

Daily Links for October 13th

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14
Sep 08

You Know What’s Gonna Be Awesome?

When the Goopers start disenfranchising white college kids!

In the meantime, dispell the myths and know your rights!

Election 04 / Politicking — No Comments
31
Oct 04

Non-Partisan Election Rights Resources

Where do I have to go to vote?
http://www.mypollingplace.com/find.php

Are there any Election or Registration Related Problems in your Region/State/County
https://voteprotect.org/index.php?display=EIRMapNation&cat=ALL&tab=ALL&start_date=&end_date

30 States have laws that allow you to take time off to vote.
http://www.timetovote.net/voter_leave_laws.html

Voters Bill of Rights by State
http://www.electionprotectionvolunt…fm?itemid=17949

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