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[[American progressivism|American progressive]] political journalist and blogger

A web-based, [[American progressivism|progressive-identified]] think tank and interest group devoted to [[media m

An [[American progressivism|American progressive]] for training in Internet techniques to be used by po

[[American progressivism|American progressive]] [[Zionism|Zionist]] speaker and writer, who publishe

A U.S. political organization, self-described as [[American progressivism|progressive]], which endorses religious and cultural freedom and opposes [[

<noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>A new coalition of [[American progressivism|American progressives]] to express frustration similar to that which forms

Changes in the [[Democratic Party (United States)]] and [[American progressivism]], variously to win elections in a center-right country and to focus on ide

American author and commentator variously associated with American progressivism and libertarianism; critical of both the [[George W. Bush Administration|Ge

[[American progressivism|U.S. progressive]] activist and author, co-founder of [[Institute for Ameri

Pioneer in online activism for [[American progressivism]]; executive Director and acting board chairman, [[MoveOn.org]] Political A

[[American progressivism|American progressive]] journalist and political analyst; editor and publish

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Formed in 1986, a [[American progressivism|progressive]] group that uses [[media monitoring]], and work with both acti

'''Matthew Yglesias''' (1981-) is an [[American progressivism|American progressive]] political blogger<ref>{{citation

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...], with an [[American conservative]] view. He is not to be confused with [[American progressivism|progressive]] host [[Mark Levine]].

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Formed in 2005 by [[American progressivism|American progressive]] activists who had used online media effectively in 2

...eign Relations, addressing the reclaiming of liberal internationalism by [[American progressivism|American progressives]], especially to counter [[neoconservatism]].<blockqu

* Feffer, Andrew. ''The Chicago Pragmatists and American Progressivism'' (1993). ...te, Jr., Howard. "The Military Occupation of Cuba, 1899–1902: Workshop for American Progressivism," ''American Quarterly'' 25 (Oct. 1973): 410–25.

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...rothea R. "The Social Philosophy of Josiah Strong: Social Christianity and American Progressivism," ''Church History'' 1959 v 28 #2 pp. 183-201. [http://links.jstor.org/sici

...essional District of [[Ohio (U.S. state)|Ohio]]. She is identified with [[American progressivism]], and voted against the [[Iraq War]] resolution.

...ews to restrain the verbal attacks of commentator [[Glenn Beck]] against [[American progressivism|progressive]] professor [[Frances Fox Piven]], asking Fox President [[Roger

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...eign Relations, addressing the reclaiming of liberal internationalism by [[American progressivism|American progressives]], especially to counter [[neoconservatism]].<blockqu

...othea R. "The Social Philosophy of Josiah Strong: Social Christianity and American Progressivism," Church History 1959 v 28 #2 pp. 183-201] [http://links.jstor.org/sici?sic

'''Eli Pariser''' (1980-) is an [[American progressivism|American progressive]] activist who turned, at age 19, from traditional pro

..., which is centered on the city of [[Atlanta, Georgia|Atlanta]]. He is a [[American progressivism|progressive]] member of the current Democratic leadership, [[U.S. House Maj

American progressivism|Progressive writer Naomi Wolf, who shares libertarian ideas, urged leftists

...nternational Union''', AFL-CIO, [[CLC]]. Born in Canada, he is active in [[American progressivism|progressive politics]], and is known for forming international alliances an

'''Moveon.org''' is an [[American progressivism|American progressive]] political and organizing effort, based on two groups

...t, does tend to have more calls to action. These appear often to take on [[American progressivism]] or [[trade union|union]] positions. <ref>{{citation

...Network''' was formed to bring "... cohesion and strategic focus to the [[American progressivism|progressive]] national security community." It convenes expert groups to cr

'''One Nation Working Together''' is a coalition representing [[American progressivism|American progressives]] showing frustration, similar to that expressed by t

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She is supported by [[Emily's List]], a Democratic [[American progressivism|progressive]] organization encouraging women to run for office. It says she

'''Katrina Vanden Heuvel''' (1959-) is an [[American progressivism|American progressive]] journalist and political analyst, who is editor and

'''Media Matters for America''' is a [[American progressivism|progressive-identified]] not-for-profit, [[501(c)(3)]] interest group and t

...s and is currently serving his 11th term, and is recognized as a leading [[American progressivism|progressive]] member on the Democratic left.

...use it as an epithet. The more "left" liberals tend to self-identify as "[[American progressivism|progressives]]". More mainstream liberals often prefer "moderate" or "centr

...ef> The ''[[American Prospect]]'' said "he has a knack for talking about [[American progressivism|progressive]] issues with people who aren't progressives."<ref name=AmerPro

...olitics. The content of his speeches . . . leads in a direct line to the [[American progressivism|progressive reforms]] adopted by 20th-century Democrats. But the form his a