David Brooks – New York Times- Tim Keller’s Message for a Wonder-filled Life
- The Second Phase of the Biden Presidency
- What Our Toxic Culture Does to the Young
- Joe Biden and the Struggle for America’s Soul
- The Power of American Capitalism
- Why People Are Fleeing Blue Cities for Red States
- The Necessity of Patriotism (Even in Times Like These)
- The Cold War With China Is Changing Everything
- Trump and DeSantis Could Both Lose
- The Self-Destructive Effects of Progressive Sadness
- Maureen Dowd
- Thomas Friedman – New York Times
- It’s Time for Biden to Out-Trump Trump on Immigration
- Vladimir Putin Is the World’s Most Dangerous Fool
- We Are Opening the Lids on Two Giant Pandora’s Boxes
- Why Kamala Harris Matters So Much in 2024
- America, China and a Crisis of Trust
- Netanyahu Cannot Be Trusted
- Our New Promethean Moment
- Putin and Netanyahu Show Why Bad Things Happen to Bad Leaders
- American Jews, You Have to Choose Sides on Israel
- Netanyahu Is Shattering Israeli Society
- Pual Krugman – New York Times
- Why Texas Republicans Are Targeting Renewable Energy
- America’s Inflation Debate Is Cooling
- The Bad, the Weak and the Ugly of U.S. Debt
- The Good News on Unemployment for Black Americans
- Working From Home and Realizing What Matters
- Why the Government Debt Isn’t Like Yours
- Will The U.S. Economy Pull Off a ‘Soft Landing’?
- How Biden Blew It on the Debt Ceiling
- Why Are Americans So Negative About the Economy?
- Big Pharma Is Avoiding Taxes, and Trump’s Tax Reforms Made It Worse
Tag Archives: podcast
Redefining America: Constitution and Leadership 2010 – BP Gulf Oil
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Redefining America: Constitution and Leadership 2010 – Nominee Elena Kagan
Marc Seltzer and Jessica Pieklo discuss:
The merits of a Kagan nomination to the Supreme Court (click to listen — loads in a few seconds)
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Our discussion of current issues continues here:
Redefining America: Constitution and Leadership 2010
Podcast, April 12, 2010 (Click to hear)
With the November congressional elections in mind, we discuss the Democrats’ efforts to regain momentum after the passage of health care reform legislation and Republicans’ attempt to champion a rally against the incumbent majority government.
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Continuing the conversation:
Redefining America: Constitution and Leadership 2010
Podcast: March 26, 2010
This week the rhetoric heats up: threats, suggestive language and scattered acts of violence. Can the Republican Party hold it together in the face of defeat? Attorneys and Care2.com bloggers Marc Seltzer and Jessica Pieklo discuss the politics of intimidation.
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Podcast March 9, 2010
March 9, 2010 “My Show“
Health care reform vote counting. Tension or media hype? (Wall Street Journal)
Democrats and Republicans differ on universal coverage. Cost cutting in tax on high value insurance plans gets little credit.
Military tribunals and civilians courts. Will legislating the answer help or hurt?
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Tagged health care reform, House vote, podcast
An archive of Marc Seltzer's writing about US Supreme Court cases and blogging on political topics 