‘One Step Forward’ + ‘A Step Further’: Revisiting Thoreau’s “Civil Disobedience” By Richard D. Vogel

http://dandelionsalad.wordpress.com/ By Richard D. Vogel Axisoflogic.com Feb 23, 2010 This is the second installment of Axis of Logic’s new mission, calling for a Civic Revolution in the United States, led by Richard D. Vogel. The direction is clear. The time is now. February 23, 2010, Axis of Logic – Most educated Americans know Henry David [...]

Time to Act — Now by Richard C. Cook + Ruth Stout’s Garden

Replaced video Sept. 18, 2011 by Richard C. Cook Featured Writer Dandelion Salad richardccook.com February 24, 2010 photo by Dandelion Salad Many thanks to those readers who have stayed in touch with me and continued to follow my blog as my wife and I continue packing for our move to a location in the Southern [...]

Why Washington “Doesn’t Work” by Steven Jonas, MD, MPH

by Steven Jonas, MD, MPH Featured Writer Dandelion Salad crossposted on Buzzflash.com Feb. 24, 2010 This week’s cover of Time magazine screams “Washington is Frozen.”  The New York Times News of the Week in Review for February 21, 2010 tells us that “Washington doesn’t work.”  Evan Bayh of “Bayh, Bayh-Partisanship” tells us that he is [...]

Peace Camp Demands That President Obama Meet With A Peace Council by Cindy Sheehan

by Cindy Sheehan Featured Writer Dandelion Salad Cindy Sheehan’s Soapbox Blog Cindy Sheehan’s Soapbox February 24, 2010 Dear President Obama, A contingent of Peace Groups and Activists will be setting up a Peace Camp across the street from your house on the lawn of the Washington Monument called, Camp OUT NOW. After over one year [...]

Robert Pollin: How to create 18 million jobs + Dennis Kucinich’s New Idea For Jobs Creation

http://dandelionsalad.wordpress.com/ TheRealNews February 23, 2010 More at http://therealnews.com Robert Pollin: Reaching 4% unemployment by 2012 is possible more about “Robert Pollin: How to create 18 milli…“, posted with vodpod *** http://therealnews.com Robert Pollin: Based on a “normal” pace of recovery, it could be 2018 before unemployment hits 4%