Netcast: First, essayist Thomas Frank says Democrats can win elections with a three-point platform that he says would be massively popular: enforce antitrust laws, hold Wall Street accountable, and do something about college tuition. Next, Stanford law professor Deborah Rhode says the feminist movement is in a bit of a valley and needs to do a better job of informing the electorate about the economic problems facing women. Then, Bill Press and Rep. John Garamendi of California, who voted against the president on authorizing U.S. involvement in Syria, discuss getting into a new war and what Congress needs to do. And Jim Hightower shares his commentary on perverting consumer protection.
Posted on: Wed, 24 Sep 2014 19:45:26 +0000
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