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For everyone who wasn’t able to attend Wednesday’s Fiscal Sustainability Teach-In and Counter-Conference at GWU, with help from the volunteers who made the recordings, I’ve posted each session’s audio along with speaker slideshows for viewing (here). Hopefully transcripts will be added soon. And for anyone who is willing to make a contribution but has not yet done so, donations are still most welcome.

ND2.0 bloggers Marshall Auerback and L. Randall Wray prepare to confront neoliberal propaganda and deficit hysteria at this D.C. teach-in.

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This is the third in a series of working threads with powwow, and anyone else who wishes to join in the fun, on the Senate filibuster rules and precedents (for links to prior working threads and other background and reference material, see the working threads section of my Senate Filibuster Reference List).

This was my reply (slightly edited) to Jane’s FDL Statement on Health Care Reform.

This diary was posted at Daily Kos last week by DrSteveB, and is x-posted here with kind permission from the author

To make informed policy decisions, we need a side by side comparison of all the various options (including status quo, single payer, etc)

by DrSteveB. x-posted from Daily Kos with kind permission from the author

Congratulations to all who have worked to demand that Single Payer Universal Healthcare be included in discussions on healthcare reform! Some cracks in the edifice of exclusion are beginning to show.

Congratulations to all who have worked to demand that Single Payer Universal Healthcare be included in discussions on healthcare reform. Some cracks in the edifice of exclusion are beginning to show.