Sending a Message on Trade
I wrote up a quick op-ed piece on Rob Portman's nomination for U.S. Trade Representative and how it offers Democrats a unique opportunity to speak to working class issues. You can see it here
Progressive Legislative Action Network (PLAN)
- I am co-chairing the new Progressive Legislative Action Network (PLAN), an organization dedicated to passing progressive legislation in all 50 of America's state capitals. PLAN held its formal kickoff on August 16, 2005 with more than 120 state legislators from 40 states. Read this article about PLAN and how progressives are going to start taking the fight to the states.
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Sanders for Senate in '06
- Vermont's Independent Congressman Bernie Sanders doesn't take corporate PAC money, so he's going to need all the grassroots help he can get in his upcoming 2006 campaign for the U.S. Senate. The national GOP is promising an onslaught to win the race - give Sanders' grassroots campaign a boost by making a campaign donation today. (I don't do any ads other than the google ad on top - but I'm making an exception and putting up this Bernie ad for free - this race is just too important!)
Working Assets
- I am currently a writer for Working Assets - the phone company that donates millions of dollars of its proceeds to progressive causes. Check out their political site where my blog is here, and check out the company by clicking the graphic above - they are a great outfit with a great cause.
About David Sirota
I am the co-chairperson of the Progressive Legislative Action Network (PLAN) - a position I took after finishing a stint as a fellow at the Center for American Progress. I am also a writer for Working Assets, and a twice-a-week guest on the Al Franken Show. I have just completed a book for Random House's Crown Publishers entitled "Hostile Takeover" - it will be released Spring 2006. I also write a bi-weekly section for the Nation Magazine called Permanent Minority vs. Towards the Majority about Democrats failures and successes. For more on what I do, see this Washington Post story about my blog, this Molly Ivins column about my work, or this Newsweek profile about me. Feel free to email me at david@davidsirota.com with any thoughts/criticism. Note: this online publication represents my personal views, and not the official views of the organizations I work with.
Sirota Writings
- The Resurgence of Movement Politics
(The Nation) - Watergate's Lost Legacy
(American Prospect) - Fear, Loathing and the GOP
(In These Times) - Sending a Message on Trade
(Alternet) - Conversions on the Road to Reality
(Knight-Ridder Newspapers) - Edwards' Own Trade Spotlight
(Charlotte Observer) - Debunking "Centrism"
(The Nation) - Green + Red = Blue
(In These Times) - The Democrats' Da Vinci Code
(American Prospect) - Top Billings
(Washington Monthly) - Vote For Bush Or Die
(The Nation) - You Call This a Democracy?
(In These Times) - Debate School
(American Prospect) - The Greed Factor
(American Prospect) - Tricky Dick
(American Prospect) - Late, Great Middle Class
(Los Angeles Times) - Follow the Money
(Washington Monthly) - The Big Squeeze
(The American Prospect) - They Knew
(In These Times) - When Left Is Right
(In These Times) - These Dogs Don't Hunt
(American Prospect) - When Ignorance Isn't Bliss
(In These Times) - The $700 Million Question
(American Prospect) - Being Dick Cheney
(In These Times) - It's the Stupidity, Stupid
(In These Times) - The Fox of War
(Salon) - Trade as a Tool
(Baltimore Sun) - Clarke's Vindication
(Salon) - Bad Rerun, Worse Consequences
(Popmatters) - On Second Thought...
(Ft. Worth Weekly) - Married Gay Martians on Steroids
(Popmatters) - The Failure of Populism?
(TomPaine.com) - G. Walker Bush, Texas Ranger
(Popmatters) - Will America Follow?
(Popmatters) - Bring On the Truth
(Popmatters) - The Motives of Intimigate
(Popmatters) - Profit America
(Popmatters) - The CEO-In-Chief
(Popmatters) - No Question, the Media is Right
(Popmatters)
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Previous Posts
- A Badge of Honor
- When Corporate Tax Cheats Complain
- Listen to the Debate
- Schiavo: Another Missed Opportunity
- The Hook & Bullet Vote
- When Does the War on Deficits Start?
- The Republican Dems Should Want in 2008
- Why Trade Is the Next Big Issue
- Republicans for Government Waste
- U.S. Trade Rep. Rob Portman (R-Corporate America)
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