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Islamophobia: An Electoral Wedge Issue!

Hatem Bazian, senior lecturer, Near Eastern studies and Ethnic studies | February 25, 2015

In 2011, the Center for American Progress published a groundbreaking report, “Fear, Inc.: The Roots of the Islamophobia Network in America,” which managed to expose for the first time the funding sources behind the bigotry producing Islamophobic industry, the individuals responsible and the effective strategies that made possible to impact the mainstream.  CAP’s report managed … Continue reading »

Republican Agonistes: After Michigan

Lawrence Rosenthal, executive director, Center for Right-Wing Studies | March 1, 2012

The narrowness of Mitt Romney’s victory over Rick Santorum in Romney’s home state of Michigan ensures that the ever more scathing struggle for the Republican nomination is far from resolved. In 2010 the Tea Party established that it owned a chokehold on the Republican nominating process by way of its outsized representation as participants in … Continue reading »

The Republican weapon of mass cynicism

Robert Reich, professor of public policy | September 16, 2011

According to the latest ABC New/Washington Post poll, 77 percent of Americans say they “feel things have gotten pretty seriously off on the wrong track” in this country. That’s the highest percentage since January, 2009. No surprise. The economy is almost as rotten now as it was two years ago. And, yes, this poses a … Continue reading »