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Free Activist Workshop in Austin Feb. 5th, Houston Feb. 6th

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged activist workshop, Austin, coalition building, environment texas, houston, media, public citizen texas, public interest network on February 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

This week we’re working with Environment Texas and several other activist groups in Austin and Houston to host free activist workshops and training days! The training is being run by The Public Interest Network and will feature sessions on: * the best techniques for organizing your neighbors to take action, and* the best ways to [...]

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Texas Progressive Alliance Weekly Round Up

Posted in Global Warming, tagged bay area houston, bloggers, bluedaze, chesapeake energy, City Council, democrats, drilling reform, eye on williamson, fort worth, gene locke, houston, human rights, john carter, lewisville isd, mayoral candidates, mcblogger, media, pay to play, progressive coalition, quizas, republicans, Rick Perry, school board, socialism, south texas chisme, tabc, texas cloverleaf, texas kaos, texas liberal, texas progressive alliance, traditional media, weekly round up, whosplayin, world series on October 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

The Texas Progressive Alliance is ready for the start of the World Series, and it presents to you its weekly highlight reel as we await the first pitch. quizas of South Texas Chisme wonders about the US detaining a Mexican human rights activist. WWJD on Carter Avenue? TXsharon wants to know if Chesapeake Energy or [...]

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U.S Politics: but, Please make it brief

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged america, democratic convention, education, environmental quality, health care forum, hillary clinton, media, obama, republican convention, television, us politics on June 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

Last night like many Americans I watch President Obama’s ABC News Health Care Forum, filmed from the White House. Among the things that struck me most was how vague and sound-bite oriented the President’s answers were to the panels questions and how the pressures of commercial television force speakers into confining their messages to short [...]

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