Living Our Progressive Values
Our Progressive agenda:
1. People matter more than profits.
• Corollary: Each person matters … equally.
2. The earth is our home, not our trash can.
3. We need good government for both #1 and #2.
As we move into the contemplative time of year, we should think about how we can live our Progressive Values.
- Campus Chatter - Special Election Night Edition
- Campus Chatter - November 3, 2010
- Morning Feature: Sticky Ideas, Part II - Tell Me a Story
- Morning Feature: Lessons Learned, Part I - Assessing the Challenge
- Campus Chatter - October 29, 2010
- NCrissieB: Okay, I lost it when I read this: T...
- Jim W: In 2006 Turnout was also 50%. Webb received 70.64...
- JanF: I want to share this story from Wisconsin because ...
- JanF: This is important. In Wisconsin the unions were as...
- JanF: LI Mike --- I saw the flogging. It actually starte...
- Campus Chatter Special Election Night Edition
- DelBene closing on Reichert. Let’s pick up one blue.
- Getting Ready To Work On GOTV?
- BPI on the Road
- Meet Suzan DelBene, Democratic Candidate for U.S. House (WA-08)
- The BPI Bandwagon
- The BPI Campus Shuttle
- Featured Candidate: Jim Piccillo, U.S. House (FL-5)
Morning & Evening Feature
Morning Feature: Lessons Learned, Part I – Assessing the Challenge
On Tuesday, our party lost about 60 seats in the U.S. House, and 6 seats in the Senate. We also lost 9 or so governors’ mansions and some state legislatures. (Some races are still being counted.) It was a thumping, no question.
The question is what we learn from it. Not They, but We. (More)
Today's Buzz - Campus Chatter
Campus Chatter – November 4, 2010
William and Mary married today (1677). Also, Mozart’s Symphony #36 debuted, the Erie Canal was completed (1825), the University of Washington opened (1864), and Howard Carter found Tutankhamen’s tomb (1922). And the Netherlands began Car Free Sundays, due to the Yom Kippur War and subsequent oil embargo (1973).
Greetings and social banter here.
Good morning! ::hugggggs::
