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Kimberly Hayes updates about this week's headlines including
controversial Rush Limbaugh, Senator Ted Kennedy's urgency for a health
care plan, President Obama's date to bring back the troops from Iraq as
well as her "Woman On The Streets" interviews
in Times Square about travel and the economy.
President Obama Inauguration 2009 Coverage
Kimberly Hayes
Progressive Pulse correspondent, Kimberly Hayes gives us frontline feedback
from those that attended the 2009 President Obama Inauguration.
Check out the interview from a couple who met while volunteering during
the campaign for Obama plus, Hayes reports on Obama's first few days in
office.
Check out Walden's Political Blog on the Inauguration and his most recent, "The Madness of King George":
Progressive Pulse checked out the recent San Francisco Green Festival™, a joint project of Global Exchange and Co-op America.
The festival boasted 3 days filled with the best in green featuring more than 150 renowned speakers and 400 green businesses.
Check out Jen on the Green Pulse blog about the Green Festival:
Check out the following video coverage that showcases some of the standout highlights:
Final
Presidential Candidate Debate Feedback from the Streets by Kimberly Hayes
Political
Junkie and band MAX AND THE MARGINALIZED
Progressive Pulse jumped into the back of the tour van
of Max and the Marginalized on their recent stop in New York City.
Lead singer Max Bernstein talked about growing up with parents, Carl Bernstein and Nora Ephron, and why certain communities have become so politically disengaged unlike earlier generations.
Max and the Marginalized release a poltical song a week to re-energize protest music today.
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Max
and the Marginalized (Bernstein, Dave Watrous and Jon Ryggy) identify
themselves as a political band with a uniquely 21st-century mission: They
have, since October 2007, and every week since then, written a new song
about a current issue or event, recorded it and released it as soon as completed
on Thursday afternoon via their MySpace page, and the popular news/opinion
blog site The Huffington Post.
It may be looked upon as a simple idea -- a regular op-ed column as a rock band. But Max and the Marginalized are dedicated to the heavy lifting of documenting the truth of our time -- and working in a form popular enough to withstand the revisionism of time and the right-wing think-tank propagandists who have hijacked and cherry-picked history itself to make the political points of today and tomorrow’s election cycles.
Progressive Politics Blogger, Frank Pond aka Walden, had a chance to chat with Max and the Marginalized creator and front man, Max Bernstein.
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