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Author: Madonna Gauding

Madonna Gauding is a freelance writer, illustrator and book designer living in St. Louis. MO. She is the author of 10 books on a variety of "mind, body, spirit" topics.

Sen. Ted Kaufman demands real financial reform

March 15, 2010 Madonna Gauding Economy, Financial reform, Obama 6 comments

Finally, a Democratic senator stood up and outlined the necessary financial reform that the Obama administration has yet to initiate. For over a year,

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Middle class poverty and the job-scarce American economy

March 12, 2010 Madonna Gauding Economy, Employment 2 comments

Peter S. Goodman’s recent article in the New York Times, “The New Poor: Millions of Unemployed Face Years Without Jobs,” paints a bleak picture

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Coffee Party (the progressive alternative to the tea party movement)

March 9, 2010 Madonna Gauding Congress, Politics Leave a comment

A few weeks ago, a young woman named Annabell Park was talking to a few of her progressive friends about how to counter the

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UCubed: A New Union for the Unemployed

March 5, 2010 Madonna Gauding Congress, Employment, Obama, Politics 2 comments

I’m really hoping this catches on because it provides local support and empowerment for the unemployed while simultaneously strengthening their political voice on the

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Letting go of our economic myths and fantasies

March 5, 2010 Madonna Gauding Economy, Employment, Politics Leave a comment

America is supposed to be the land of opportunity, where people who work hard can create wealth and security for themselves and their families.

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Elizabeth Warren on the coming collapse of the middle class

March 2, 2010 Madonna Gauding Economy 3 comments

Elizabeth Warren has been predicting the collapse of the middle class for years and unfortunately, her predictions are coming true. In this hour-long lecture,

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Senator Bernie Sanders wants ten million solar roofs

February 23, 2010 Madonna Gauding Energy, Government, Obama, Politics, Technology 4 comments

Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is a rare bird in Washington, DC. Throughout his career—first as mayor of Burlington, then as a seven term

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Bob’s Red Mill owner gives company to employees

February 23, 2010 Madonna Gauding Employment, Good government 8 comments

Bob Moore, a retired automobile service manager and advocate of healthy eating, founded Bob’s Red Mill Natural Foods with his wife Charlee, in 1978.

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