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Shabbir on Healthcare Reform

My friend Shabbir Safdar has posted an articulate response to some of the myths about healthcare reform here. …the rising […]

After experiencing politics in action via the crowd at Lloyd Doggett’s town hall meeting on health reform yesterday, and considering

I like to think climate change is settled – we have scientific consensus, we know it’s happening, we generally understand

Sanjay Khanna reporting on The New Yorker’s “Next 100 Days” policy summit: [Link] …it seems our human nature leads us

I made these notes a few days ago while researching our Monday Emergent Leadership presentation. Thought it worth posting here

Finally, historically, the FCC is working on a national broadband plan. “Why: President Obama considers broadband to be basic infrastructure,

Our friends and sometimes houseguests, Bruce Sterling and Jasmina Tesanovic, are facing an immigration hassle. Says Bruce, “We have no

Roy Spence and Haley Rushing say, at Huffington Post, It’s Time to Renew the Purpose of America. This resonates well

Jon Lebkowsky / January 21, 2009

Read Write Web compares word clouds of Obama’s inaugural speech to those by Bush, Clinton, Reagan, and Lincoln. Interesting comparison.

Jon Lebkowsky / January 19, 2009

“I have been to the mountaintop. I don’t mind. Like anybody, I would like to live a long life, longevity

Jon Lebkowsky / November 11, 2008

At the Texas Community Media Unworkshop last Saturday, I posted several notes to Twitter from a talk by Gary Chapman

Jon Lebkowsky / November 5, 2008