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   Tom Donohue scares millions of dollars out of corporations and Republicans. But is his U.S. Chamber of Commerce good for business?
 How medical supply behemoths stick it to the little guy, making Americas health care system more dangerous and expensive.
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By: THE NEW PROGRESSIVISM....Have you ever wondered what I'm like in person? If you live in Washington DC, now's your chance to find out. On Monday the 21st I'll be joining a panel discussion hosted by the Center for American Progress about the cover package on "The New Progressivism" in our latest issue. Here are the details:
Everyone is welcome. It should be a fun discussion. And no worries about the blog: I'll be leaving it in the capable hands of two very good guest bloggers. The show will go on. —Kevin Drum 12:52 PM Permalink | Trackbacks | Comments (0)Comments
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