Robert Borosage

Co-Director, Campaign for America's Future

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Co-Director of the Campaign for America's Future, an organization of liberal and progressive Democrats, and Chair of ProgressiveCongress.org

Robert Borosage on KCRW

Republicans and the Obama White House draw the battle lines for a political war over domestic spending.

Obama and the GOP

Republicans and the Obama White House draw the battle lines for a political war over domestic spending.

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Republicans and the Obama White House draw the battle lines for a political war over domestic spending.

Obama and the GOP

Republicans and the Obama White House draw the battle lines for a political war over domestic spending.

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Democrats postponed some of their most important business until after the mid-term elections.  Now, they’re facing a lame-duck session with no appropriations bills passed and the Bush…

Can the Lame Duck Congress Get Anything Done?

Democrats postponed some of their most important business until after the mid-term elections.  Now, they’re facing a lame-duck session with no appropriations bills passed and the Bush…

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