PDD: Join the fight for Economic Equality in Delaware

PDD: Join the fight for Economic Equality in Delaware

As some of you know, I wear two hats in the Delaware political word. I am a contributing editor here at Delaware Liberal, and I am involved with the Progressive Democrats for Delaware. I am taking advantage of those dual roles right now by posting PDD's annual fundraising and membership letter, should some of our readers like to join and/or contribute to PDD to advance progressive causes in Delaware or to help elect progressive candidates. And if you want to attend one of PDD's monthly meetings, they are held the first Wednesday night of every month at the Delaware Democratic Party Headquarters, located at 19 E. Commons Boulevard in New Castle, off Rt. 141. In fact, they are meeting tonight at 7 pm. Click inside to read the full email.
Dems: Time For Radical Economic Solutions

Dems: Time For Radical Economic Solutions

I'm throwing this out there after much thought, but also just before leaving town for a week. So I won't be able to respond right away. The economic incrementalism we Democrats are doing with supposed economic solutions to a broken capitalistic system isn't working. Jim Hightower and many other fellow populists told you they wouldn't work and he was right. It is time for radical solutions on behalf of the people.
Wednesday Open Thread [1.8.14]

Wednesday Open Thread [1.8.14]

Dana Milbank wants to know where the outrage is from Democrats over the cuts to unemployment benefits. He notes that this kind of thing used to be real red meat for OG Democrats to beat up the GOP over. And I agree with him -- you can't effectively launch an effort to critique income inequality in the US without starting to wrap the problem around the GOP's neck. Even though there is plenty of Democratic policy that has been complicit in this. But the GOP has been wringing its hands over paying for these extended benefits, so where are the Dems offering to eliminate the subsidies to oil companies as a way to pay for this?