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Author: Arthur Lieber

Since 1969, Arthur Lieber has been teaching and working in non-profit educational organizations. His focus has been on promoting critical, creative, and enjoyable learning for students in informal settings. In the 2010 mid-term elections, he was the Democratic nominee for US Congress from Missouri’s 2nd Congressional District.

Can we please spare our candidates from the triviality?

January 26, 2012 Arthur Lieber Campaigns, Media, Politics, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

Recently there was a little spat in New Hampshire between CNN correspondent Dana Bash and presidential candidate Ron Paul (R-TX). For years, I have

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Kudos to Pelosi for urging Obama to run against Congress

January 23, 2012 Arthur Lieber Congress, Government, Health care, Obama, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

Progressives are all too familiar with Barack Obama’s desire, upon assuming the presidency, to want to work collaboratively with Congress. Indeed, he did have

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What Republicans can learn from a hockey coach

January 19, 2012 Arthur Lieber Foreign Policy, Sports, War Leave a comment

Suppose that after nine-eleven, the Bush Administration had taken time to let their obvious and justified anger about the senseless attack chill a bit.

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A new approach to democracy — Americans Elect 2012

January 17, 2012 Arthur Lieber Campaigns, Good government, Politics, Voting/Elections 2 comments

Occupiers, Tea Party members, actually most Americans feel that somehow our democracy is not working. The ultimate goals that each of us want certainly

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Four days that really make our political system ugly

January 10, 2012 Arthur Lieber Campaigns, Congress, Good government, Media, Obama, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

March 31, June 30, September 30, and December 31 are the most important dates of the year to most candidates running for office, other

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If you didn’t fight in a war, don’t start a new one

January 4, 2012 Arthur Lieber Campaigns, Foreign Policy, Military Leave a comment

One of America’s finest progressives was South Dakota Senator George McGovern. In 1972, he won the Democratic nomination for president. Unfortunately,  he was trounced

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George McGovern didn’t win, but he changed the Democratic Party

December 29, 2011 Arthur Lieber Campaigns, Congress, Government, Politics, Voting/Elections 3 comments

During the fall of 2011, C-SPAN ran a series called “The Contenders.” The Contenders were candidates who ran for president and lost. Some came

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Obama’s Facebook-like maneuvers confound liberals

December 27, 2011 Arthur Lieber Economy, Government, Health care, Obama, Taxes Leave a comment

It might seem like an odd analogy, but the more that I view some of the policy changes by President Barack Obama, the more

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Education doesn’t always lead to strong economy: Ask Greece

December 21, 2011 Arthur Lieber Business, Economy, Education, Employment, Financial reform, Good government One comment

One of the few conservative ideas that has sufficient appeal for progressives to embrace is that you can’t solve problems just by throwing money

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Frivolous displays of guns with Santa speak volumes about Arizona

December 19, 2011 Arthur Lieber Crime/Violence, States, Violence Leave a comment

The word that comes to mind when seeing the photo above is shame. The photo comes from Arizona, where Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords was gunned

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A new book by Arthur Lieber. Political Introverts: How Empathetic Voters Can Help Save American Politics.  Buy it here.

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