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COVER
The End of Prosperity?
A noted historian looks at parallels between this financial crisis and 1929 and shows what must be done to avoid Depression 2.0

Congress's initial rejection of the Bush Administration's $700 billion bailout plan calls to mind an unhappy precedent. Back in 1930, the Senate passed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, which raised duties on some 20,000 imported goods. Historians define this as one of the critical steps that led to the Great Depression — a tipping point when the world realized that partisan self-interest had trumped global leadership on Capitol Hill. ...

NATION
How They Failed Us (The Well / Nation)
When Washington tried to spend $700 billion to rescue Wall Street, voters revolted — then watched the markets plunge. Why the public's trust has vanished — and why it may not be coming back

Can Obama Turn Colorado Blue? (Campaign '08)
Republicans used to be able to count on Colorado. But a look at change in one blue collar county reveals why the state may go for Obama

Palin's Pipeline to Nowhere? (The Well / Campaign '08)
Sarah Palin vowed to take on Big Oil when she set out to build a gas pipeline in Alaska. But her uncompromising style has its costs

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