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Mole's Progressive Democrat

The Progressive Democrat Newsletter grew out of the frustration of the 2004 election. Originally intended for New York City progressives, its readership is now national. For anyone who wants to be alerted by email whenever this newsletter is updated (usually weekly), please send your email address and let me know what state you live in (so I can keep track of my readership).

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  • Friday, June 20, 2008

    Progressive Democrat Issue 172

    The floods in the Midwest have continued and I include some information where I can in the Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin sections. Best of luck to all readers in the hard hit areas.

    I have also been highlighting more about local blogs, Congressional races and Obama events in the various states I cover. Things are looking quite good. Recent polls have shown Obama with leads in Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania and is neck and neck with McCain in Florida, Georgia (thanks to Bob Barr's candidacy...just like I've been predicting), Alaska (again, I have been saying Obama can make this competitive), North Carolina and Virginia. An early lead Obama seemed to have in Indiana has been fading, something that doesn't surprise me at all. It is still a long time before November, so much can change. But they have been throwing all they can at Obama and so far he has been doing better and better. Most of the electoraal vote measures I follow have Obama solidly ahead. In fact they show him over or near 300 electoral votes, just like Senator Chuck Schumer predicts. Personally I believe Indiana and Florida (by hook or by crook) will go McCain. But I do believe that Obama will win, quite possibly with more than 300 electoral votes and will win some states that Democrats haven't won for decades.

    This week I return to an issue I discussed before: Republican cronies litterally killing our troops with no government oversight. This week Democratic Sentor Bob Casey is demanding an investigation of the electrocutions due to bad wiring that have been plaguing our military bases managed by a Hallibruton subsidiary.

    This week I also bring together two related issues: the separation of church and state and I address Bush vs. McCain from a Jewish perspective. There are so many lies put out by McCain and other Republicans that we have to keep reminding everyone of the truth.

    Here is this week's newsletter:

    TABLE OF CONTENTS:

    SENATOR BOB CASEY CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION OF ELECTROCUTED TROOPS

    SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE: Republicans vs. the Founding Fathers

    OBAMA vs. McCAIN: The Jewish Perspective

    VIRGINIA FOCUS: Obama, Veterans for Peace, Impeachment, Groups and Events

    PENNSYLVANIA FOCUS: Blogs, Alternative Energy, Progressive Candidates, Groups and Events

    TEXAS FOCUS: Blogs, Rick Noriega, Alternative Energy, Groups and Events

    NEW YORK STATE FOCUS: Blogs, Progressive Candidates, Actions, Peace Vigils, Groups and Events

    CALIFORNIA FOCUS: Blogs, Progressive Candidates, Alternative Energy, Groups and Events

    WISCONSIN FOCUS: Dams, Blogs, Progressive Candidates, Groups and Events

    IOWA FOCUS: Dams, Blogs, Peace Vigils, Groups and Events

    ILLINOIS FOCUS: Dams, Peace Vigils, Alternative Energy, Groups and Events

    NEW JERSEY FOCUS: Blogs, Blue Jersey Radio, Impeachment, Groups and Events

    GEORGIA FOCUS: Obama, Veterans for Peace, NAACP, Groups and Events

    NORTH CAROLINA FOCUS: Blogs, Kay Hagan, Larry Kissell, Groups and Events

    FLORIDA FOCUS: Blogs, Obama, Christine Jennings, Joe Garcia, Groups and Events

    OHIO FOCUS: Blogs, Obama, Progressive Candidates, Groups and Events

    MICHIGAN FOCUS: Blogs, Obama, Mark Schauer, Gary Peters, Groups and Events

    ARIZONA FOCUS: Progressive Candidates, Groups and Events

    OREGON FOCUS: Blogs, Obama, Jeff Merkley, Neighborhood Leaders, Groups and Events

    ALASKA FOCUS: Diane Benson, Mark Begich, Veterans for Peace, Groups and Events

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