To the let's-cut-entitlements crowd, what's wrong with America is that seniors are living too high off the hog.

...for goods just might rise if people had the money to buy the goods - and that they'd have money if they had jobs.Harold Meyerson wrote in The Washington Post last week that 75 percent of corporate profits in recent years have come from a decline...

...reminds Democrats that Clintonism -- and their control of the White House -- could come to an end this November. Harold Meyerson, executive editor of the alternative-ish LA Weekly, is a serious student of American history from a left/progressive...

...that flourished at the time when America was not only the world's greatest power, but also a beacon to the world. HAROLD MEYERSON is editor-at-large of American Prospect and the L.A. Weekly. Note: Comments are not edited and don't represent...

...for this administration is that of the great American sage, Casey Stengel: Can't anybody here play this game? HAROLD MEYERSON is editor-at-large of American Prospect and the L.A. Weekly.

...In Washington, meanwhile, Republicans are desperate to hold power. Not to govern, mind you, just hold power. Harold Meyerson is editor-at-large of American Prospect and the L.A. Weekly.

...economy, so that it actually benefits Americans won't be easy. But it must be done. Bring on the new New Deal. Harold Meyerson is editor-at-large of American Prospect and the L.A. Weekly.

...Greenberg has one more factoid to vex Democrats: The second choice of the Nader voters in his survey is John McCain. HAROLD MEYERSON is editor-at-large of American Prospect and the L.A. Weekly.

...manufacturing. By the tenets of virtually every American ideology save greed, it's time to rein in the banks. HAROLD MEYERSON is editor-at-large of American Prospect and the L.A. Weekly.

...have on the education of American children? And, more elementally, don't they know there's a recession on? HAROLD MEYERSON is editor-at-large of American Prospect and the L.A. Weekly.