Obama White House another boys club
Kathleen Parker argues that women at the White House face subtle marginalization in a male dominated culture. She cites Mika Brzezinski and others, notes past complaints about Summers and Emanuel, and urges more women in leadership. Parker concludes women should be themselves and seek equal representation rather than emulate men.
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Ron Suskind
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Mika Brzezinski
Joe Scarborough
Mike Barnicle
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Scarborough
Larry Summers
Rahm Emanuel
Media’s battle over death penalty in Davis case
Ann Coulter argues the media inflates claims of innocent executions to sway opinion against the death penalty. She cites Troy Davis, noting a long delay in his execution, claims of eyewitness and recantations, and asserts courts have upheld the sentence.
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Occupy Wall Street protest referenced by Amy Goodman
Amy Goodman details the 2,000 plus demonstrators occupying Wall Street for days, linking the movement to critiques of Wall Street greed and the wider global uprisings. The piece notes police arrests, a planned “people's exchange,” and quotes David Graeber on debt renegotiation and political obstruction by the rich.
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Rick Perry
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David Graeber
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University of London
Graeber
Barack Obama
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Warren Buffett
People’s Exchange
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Denis Moynihan
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