Bob Morris in Politics in the Zeros:
Why is the antiwar movement stalled?
… Read more ...So says Raimondo at Antiwar.com. He is scathing against leftie ideologues who don’t want a right-left coalition to fight against the insane wars of the US because that might cut into their already absurdly small power bases.
[Cross-posted from Poli-Tea, on Paulie’s suggestion.] While the rise of the tea party movement demonstrates the rift between the conservative grassroots and the Republican Party, the health care debate has revealed the fault lines within the Democrats’ center-left coalition, pitting liberal and progressive activists against the party establishment, as commentators on both the left and the right have noted.… Read more ...