A Rolling Conversation on the State of the Union at Jubilee
Elias Isquith has put together an interesting group of people to comment on the State of the Union, and surprisingly I’m one of them. I’ll be adding the links on this post at they come up. Check it out and maybe even comment. We are…not of the same mind on this thing.
Here’s my opening: “The fact that people have such different readings of this speech isn’t that surprising. It reads to me like it was designed to do just that – let each of us hear what we want to hear.”
Announcement: A Rolling Conversation on the State of the Union
The State of Austerity (Elias Isquith)
Ethan Gach — State of the Union Address Shows Obama’s Priorities: Everything
Robert Greer — Is Obama the Liberal Great Communicator?
David Kaib — The State of the Union Is…Ambivalent
[Update: 2-15-13 a.m.]
Shawn Gude — The Problem with Piecemeal Reform
[Update: 2-20-13 a.m.]
The State of the Union’s Quiet Radicalism (Elias Isquith)
Shereen Shafi — “Transparency,” Drone Strikes, and the Conditions of Public Support
[Update 2-26-13 p.m.]
The State of the Union’s Crises (Alan Kantz)
Written by David Kaib
February 14, 2013 at 5:33 pm
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Tagged with austerity, Barack Obama, Elias Isquith, mobilization, Rhetoric, State of the Union
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