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Feb 3, 2012The new mortgage refinancing program buys into the idea that the government must intervene in the foreclosure crisis. President Obama’s recently announced housing plan contains a number of excellent... MORE
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Feb 3, 2012In an excerpt from his new book, Fighting for Our Health, Roosevelt Institute Senior Fellow Richard Kirsch notes that like Occupy Wall Street, the health care reform movement looked beyond... MORE
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Feb 3, 2012What you need to know to navigate today’s most critical debates. Click here to receive the Daily Digest via e-mail. It’s Not the Very Poor That Romney Doesn’t Care About, It’s the Working Poor (TNR... MORE
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Feb 2, 2012To change the wage gap, we have to change systemic problems like unionization, work-family policies, and gender segregation. The first piece of legislation that President Obama signed into law after... MORE
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Feb 2, 2012In an excerpt from his new book, Fighting for Our Health, Roosevelt Institute Senior Fellow Richard Kirsch notices that FDR’s message to his supporters was “I agree with you; now make me do it.” In... MORE
