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California’s Proposition 23 Is Bad News for Latino Families
Jorge Madrid shows how a California ballot initiative would lead to more pollution and less job opportunities for Latinos if passed.
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- Jobs Are the Answer to Low Public Approval: Public Opinion Is Historically Tied to the Employment Rate
- Can Californians Trust What Whitman is Selling?: An Analysis of Gubernatorial Candidate Meg Whitman’s Economic Policy Proposals
- Taking the High Road: Next Steps for Cleaning Up Federal Contracting
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Social Security Under Assault
In fact, Alan Simpson, the Republican co-chair of President Obama's deficit commission, likened the program to a milk cow with 310 million tits.
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98th Senate Bonus Fact
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George Will embraces Walter Russell Mead’s risible anti-science revisionism
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Jan Brewer Admits She Was Wrong About Beheadings
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1982
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Fun With Quantification
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Political Implications of Over-Bashfulness in The Non-Economics Social Sciences
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Neurological Perspective on Arabic
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Chris Wallace: Obama’s ‘Heart Isn’t Really Into Winning The War On Terror’
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Global warming science is still evolving — but not in the direction the disinformers think - Simon Lewis debunks another flawed Wall Street Journal editorial
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Neurological Perspective on Arabic
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Must-see: Bill McKibben on David Letterman - But Dave, though well-informed, gets one of his facts wrong
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Locavore: The new organic
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