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A Party With No Punch

Van Jones: burned by the boys in blue. (Photo by:Ethan Miller/Getty Images ) If someone like Paul Volcker is effectively the most powerful voice of the Democratic left in Washington, we should wonder if there even is a Democratic left in Washington. Full Article at In These Times

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