PostPartisan Archive: Lane

Are Americans really 'food insecure'?

Many families are struggling in today’s economy, and this has hurt their food budgets. This week an Agriculture Department study showed that 16.4 million U.S. households containing 49.1 million people experienced “food insecurity” in 2008, up from 12.2 million...

By Charles Lane  |  November 19, 2009; 1:26 PM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (20)
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Progressive America, conservative France?

If you had to guess, where would you say a gay couple has a better chance of legally adopting a child: a) France or b) the United States? The answer, of course, is b. We all learned a lesson...

By Charles Lane  |  November 17, 2009; 4:36 PM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (14)
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The turning point on Obama's popularity

Do Tuesday’s Republican victories in New Jersey and Virginia reflect rising voter disaffection toward President Obama? Experts will debate that endlessly over the coming days. Over at tnr.com, John Judis answers a tentative “yes,” at least with respect to...

By Charles Lane  |  November 5, 2009; 3:31 PM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (24)
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No, we can't just spend our way out of trouble

A recent Post editorial took on progressive economists and pundits who argue that the United States’ World War II experience proves massive deficit spending is the best cure for a depressed economy -- and that the same treatment should...

By Charles Lane  |  November 2, 2009; 4:00 PM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (48)
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'Medical marijuana' is a Trojan horse

My post about “medical marijuana” stirred a lot of comments, some of them approving, the vast majority hostile and vituperative -- and one or two actually threatening. So, let me try this again. As I wrote, I think decriminalization...

By Charles Lane  |  October 22, 2009; 5:14 PM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (176)
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Medical marijuana is an insult to our intelligence

The Justice Department says it's backing off the prosecution of people who smoke pot or sell it in compliance with state laws that permit "medical marijuana." Attorney General Eric Holder says "it will not be a priority to use...

By Charles Lane  |  October 20, 2009; 5:56 PM ET  |  Permalink  |  Comments (400)
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Older Entries in This Category »

Chicago Olympics Were a Mistake, Win or Lose, Stephen Stromberg , October 2, 2009
Obama's 'Man-Cession', Stephen Stromberg , September 22, 2009
What Was Wrong With Carter's Words, Stephen Stromberg , September 16, 2009
How Jaycee Lee Dugard's Tormentor Got Out, Stephen Stromberg , September 1, 2009
I Was Wrong! Probably! , Stephen Stromberg , August 17, 2009
Here's to You, Mrs. Robinson, Stephen Stromberg , August 11, 2009
A Remarkable Life Ends, Stephen Stromberg , August 7, 2009
How Obama Might Lose on Health-Care Reform, Stephen Stromberg , August 4, 2009
Sotomayor's Larry Summers Defense, Stephen Stromberg , July 15, 2009
Obama-ball, Stephen Stromberg , July 15, 2009
The Real Chas Freeman, Stephen Stromberg , March 11, 2009
Did Geithner Make an Honest Mistake?, Marisa Katz , January 14, 2009
A Quiz for Would-Be Appointees , Marisa Katz , November 6, 2008
The Bobby Kennedy Defense, Marisa Katz , September 8, 2008
McCain's Snoozer, Autumn Brewington , September 5, 2008
Sandra Day O'Palin?, Autumn Brewington , September 4, 2008
Palin Stock on the Rise, Marisa Katz , September 4, 2008
A Little Less Doubtful About Biden, Marisa Katz , August 28, 2008
Making Progress on Race, Autumn Brewington , August 26, 2008
 
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