[SandRat]

You know what you have when someone or some group is called "progressive" don't you? Why a fellow travelor, better known as fracking Commie!

[kcvl]

It seems they (Progressives) have plenty of help promoting it (George Soros ideas run through the Clinton's mouthpieces) from the NYT...



New York Times October 12, 2003

Notion Building
By MATT BAI

The complete article
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F60810FC3A580C718DDDA90994DB404482

Excerpt--

... [John] Podesta is a 54-year-old marathon runner with an intense, angular face that seems to suggest he is always calculating something you would never be able to grasp. He is also the leader and architect of a new liberal think tank in Washington known as the Center for American Progress. His goal is to build an organization to rethink the very idea of liberalism, a reproduction in mirror image of the conservative think tanks that have dominated the country's political dialogue for a generation.

Many such left-leaning ventures have been tried over the years and have failed to wield much influence, but Podesta's effort seems different, not only because of his considerable personal stature within the party but also because rage at the Bush administration has galvanized Democrats. ...

Matt Bai is a contributing writer for the magazine

[kcvl]

Just another reason to keep Hillary Clinton as far away from the White house as possible! May she never get another chance to run this country! If anyone thinks she was bad as 'co president' you don't even want to think about her FULLY IN CHARGE!



April 21, 2005, 1:31 p.m.
The Anti-DeLay War Room
A liberal think tank takes on a new mission.

The Center for American Progress, the new liberal think tank started by former White House chief of staff John Podesta, is ratcheting up its campaign against House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, producing anti-DeLay ads and using the DeLay case in its fundraising appeals.


The Center, which bills itself as a "nonpartisan research and educational institute," has launched a campaign which it calls "Drop the Hammer." On Thursday morning it sent an e-mail to supporters asking them to "help keep the pressure on Tom DeLay."



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