Chris Shiflett of Foo Fighters (and previously/currently of Jackson United, No Use For A Name and Me First and The Gimme Gimmes) has posted his second editorial for The Huffington Post.

Titled Rally the Troops, the editorial covers politics and Chris’ concerns about the health care agenda:

You can’t help but get swept away and feel all “fired up,” but almost nine months into President Obama’s term, what do we progressives have to celebrate? No doubt he’s done some good work, but he’s far too comfortable with status quo policy ideas for my taste.

Whether the Obama administration likes it or not, the public option has become the line in the sand for the progressive agenda. If he’s not willing to fight for it then we should be.

Check out the editorial here.
Source Chris Shiflett of Foo Fighters (and previously/currently of Jackson United, No Use For A Name and Me First and The Gimme Gimmes) has posted his second editorial for The Huffington Post.

Titled Rally the Troops, the editorial covers politics and Chris’ concerns about the health care agenda:

You can’t help but get swept away and feel all “fired up,” but almost nine months into President Obama’s term, what do we progressives have to celebrate? No doubt he’s done some good work, but he’s far too comfortable with status quo policy ideas for my taste.

Whether the Obama administration likes it or not, the public option has become the line in the sand for the progressive agenda. If he’s not willing to fight for it then we should be.

Check out the editorial here.
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