Progressive Buttons Blog

It should be clear now to all American progressives that we cannot rely upon the leadership of the Democratic Party to do the right thing. We need to lead from the grassroots, and push Congress to repeal the Patriot Act.

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Congressman Deal actually held a fundraiser right inside the D.C. offices of the lobbying firm, with corporate big shots coming right out and handing Deal checks for as much as $6,100 a piece – the “platinum” level of congressional access.

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This campaign button for Boxer creates a memorable alliterative slogan that will stick in voters minds better than a standard political button would: I’m Bananas for Boxer.

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Wall Street has sent out its lobbyists to pay off members of Congress who are willing to block John Tierney’s legislation. They’ve even got one of their own insiders, David Sukoff, a former hedge fund manager, to run as a Republican candidate against Tierney

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Congressman Paulsen, who “represents” the 3rd district in Minnesota, calls for lobbyists and political action committees to come and bring him money. Erik Paulsen seems to care more about his corporate masters than his constituents back in Minnesota.

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Jonathan Tasini pledges never to accept money from war profiteers, as too many politicians in Congress do.

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Whether you’re a Democrat or a Republican, Parker Griffith has proven that you can’t trust him. All Alabama can stand together against Griffith.

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Democrats will be even more reluctant to support Betsy Markey’s re-election, and Republicans will want their own candidate, no matter how far Markey swerves to the right.

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Progressives are mounting a new campaign – not for Lieberman so much as against him. Its rallying cry: Joseph Lieberman for Ex-Senator!

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There have been a wide range of responses to the Blue Dog Coalition’s increasing ties with right wing Republicans and corporate lobbyists, but this button is the best I’ve seen in a long while.

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