Enough of the 'Everything Sucks' Analysis | Ideology over Turkey and a Sustainable Thanksgiving | Is Obama Talking Left, Going C

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Enough of 'Barbituate' Left Cynicism, Obama Is a Victory over White Supremacy By Tim Wise, Red Room We don't need the "everything sucks" analysis; Obama has mobilized millions of activists and that energy is looking for an outlet. Read more »   The Pentagon Represents Astounding Excess in Spending and Firepower: Can Obama Take it on? By Frida Berrigan, Tomdispatch.com Tackling the Pentagon, with its mega-budget and its mega-power, may be the hardest task Obama faces. Read more »   Verdict Against Holy Land Charity Could Have a Chilling Effect on the Muslim Community By Laila Al-Arian, AlterNet A Texas jury's guilty decision in the nation's largest terrorism financing trial since 9/11 reawakens the injustices of Bush's War on Terror. Read more »   Worried About Thanksgiving Fights with Right-Wing Family Members? By Sara Robinson, Blog for Our Future How to counter 10 of the most common myths conservatives believe about progressives. Read more »   10 Tips for a Sustainable Thanksgiving By Sarah Newman, Takepart Advice for a healthier, humane, sustainable, "low carb(on)" and labor friendly Thanksgiving from some fantastic organizations. Read more »   Watch out for Obama's Team Selling Conservative Policies as Progressive Politics By David Sirota, Open Left Obama's early list of names for his staff doesn't bode well for all the progressive policy promises Obama made during the campaign. Read more »   Good Thing Minnesota Has Someone in Charge Who Cares About Counting Every Vote By Jay Walljasper, OnTheCommons.org Mark Ritchie -- the man in the middle of Minnesota's Senate race recount -- is passionate about making sure every vote counts. Read more »   Heckuva Bailout: Citi and AIG Still Pay Hundreds of Millions in Sports Sponsorship By Jane Hamsher, Firedoglake "This type of spending is indefensible and unacceptable to Citigroup's new partner and largest investor: the American taxpayer." Read more »   All the Talk of a Depression Is ... Depressing By Danny Schechter, AlterNet The Democrats have always sung "happy days are here again," but it doesn't seem to be the right song for these hard times. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Maddow: Why Won't Obama Pursue War Crimes Investigations? By Jason Linkins, Huffington Post Rachel Maddow and Dahlia Lithwick discuss Obama, war crimes, and torture. Read more »   Torture-Defending Brennan Will Not Be CIA Chief, Chides Liberal Blogs By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly The criticism of many from the netroots seems to have had the desired effect. Read more »   Bush's Gates Will Stay as Obama's Defense Secretary: Looks Like More War in Afghanistan By Ian Welsh, Firedoglake What this means is simple enough, a continued draw down in Iraq and a surge in Afghanistan. Read more »

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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Sophomore scores 26, including 11 of Bulldogs' final 13, in win over Bucs
			Cameron Wells' shoulders have grown just a bit broader than they were last season, when he was named the Southern Conference freshman of the year. Tuesday night, those shoulders were broad enough to carry The Citadel's basketball team to an 84-80 win over crosstown rival Charleston Southern before 2,085 fans at the North Charleston Coliseum.
		Swinney playing out a scene in his movie CLEMSON â€" Win or lose, Dabo Swinney is the kind of guy you like to have around college football. He gets it. Team title meant more to Fitzsimmons Bishop England's A.J. Fitzsimmons enjoyed the view from the victor's stand after being crowned the individual champion at the Class AA state cross country meet. "It was really nice," he said of his victory earlier this month. "It felt good to stand on top of the podium and have no one above you." Gamecocks avoid upset behind Downey COLUMBIA â€" An upstart ACC team couldn't do it. Neither could a contender in the Big 12. Assistant coaches not guaranteed to remain CLEMSON â€" Lost in all the speculation in recent weeks about the future of Clemson interim head coach Dabo Swinney is the fate of the nine other assistant coaches on the Tigers' staff.
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			With virtually empty check-in counters and thin security screening lines, Charleston International Airport concealed any holiday traveling mayhem Tuesday.
		Travelers from around the globe less likely to spend in U.S. NEW YORK â€" Overseas shoppers who once arrived in the U.S. with empty suitcases to take back their holiday loot might decide to stay home this year amid high-priced airline tickets, unfavorable exchange rates and lingering economic woes. Huge program aimed at loosening credit WASHINGTON â€" Rolling out powerful new weapons against the financial meltdown, the Bush administration and the Federal Reserve pledged $800 billion Tuesday to blast through blockades on credit cards, auto loans, mortgages and other borrowing. Total bailout commitments, loans and pledges of backing neared a staggering $7 trillion. Blockbuster to rent via on-demand SAN FRANCISCO â€" Blockbuster Inc. will start renting movies and television shows through a new gadget that may give consumers another reason to bypass the struggling video chain's 7,500 stores. Sacrifices expected from Detroit DETROIT â€" A list of job cuts, shuttered factories, canceled bonuses and commitments to fuel-efficient cars won't be enough next week when U.S. automakers get another shot to persuade Congress to give them $25 billion in loans.
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Don't Bailout Doomed Lifestyle | Living on $5,000 a Year | Obama's Climate Plan

Environment Newsletter November 25th, 2008 More from Environment »

Zombie Economics: Don't Bail out the System that Gave Us SUVs and Strip Malls By James Howard Kunstler, Kunstler.com Why squander our remaining resources on a lifestyle that doesn't have a future? Read more »   We've got a ton of great content this week that tracks the progress being made by Obama's team on climate leadership and a few different takes on the economy -- from what the bailouts really mean to ways for living a different lifestyle on far less money. And of course, there's a whole lot more. Thanks for reading, Tara Lohan, Senior Editor     Bailouts Dwarf Spending on Climate and Poverty Crises By Sarah Anderson, John Cavanagh, Foreign Policy in Focus Neglecting aid to the developing world, and fixating on the financial mess, will negatively affect Western nations. Read more »   Living the Good Life on $5,000 a Year By Kevin O'Connor, Rutland Herald Today's global financial cloud got you feeling gray? Vermonter Jim Merkel sees a silver lining. Read more »   Border Fence to Carve up Nature Reserve By Enrique Gili, IPS News The Wall is being constructed over the objections of communities living near the border. Read more »   Obama Promises "New Chapter" in Climate Leadership By Eoin O'Carroll, Christian Science Monitor Obama made big promises to the international community, despite turning down an invite to attend the next meeting in Poland. Read more »   How the Rich Are Destroying the Earth By Herve Kempf, Chelsea Green Publishing We've got to think about our choices for the future collectively, seeking cooperation rather than competition. Read more »   Dingell Loses to Waxman, and Auto Stocks Dive -- Call It What It Is: Corruption By Joshua Holland, AlterNet When the Big Three's best Rep. lost a key committee spot, their share prices dropped. That's not just business as usual, it's a sign of corruption. Read more »   Did Greenhouse Gases Cause the Earth's Greatest Mass Extinction? By Moises Velasquez-Manoff, Christian Science Monitor Scientists now suspect that the earth's greatest mass extinction wasn't caused by an asteroid strike or any other single cataclysmic event. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Wanted: A New Slogan for Coal By Bruce Nilles, Sierra Club Help take on the dirty coal industry's "clean coal" lies, by coming up with a new slogan for coal. Read more »   Bush Is Pushing Hard to Gut the Endangered Species Act By Ryan Powers, Think Progress Perino: The Endangered Species Act 'doesn't help support any species, including our own.' Read more »   Huge Win for the Environment: Waxman Defeats Dingell By Dr. Joseph Romm, Climate Progress Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) is the new chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee. Read more »

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