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Friday, April 21, 2006

The Nation Editor on the 2006 Election

I think there are three issues that matter in such an election. There's the Constitution - defend it; there's Iraq - get out of it; there's universal health care - pass it. Hillary Clinton on the Constitution, not there. On the war and universal health care, terrible.
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    My new book, DIY U:Edupunks, Edupreneurs and the Coming Transformation of Higher Education (buy it here), will be published by Chelsea Green in April 2010. I'm a staff writer for Fast Company Magazine and the author of the book Generation Debt. I've written Generation Debt columns for the Village Voice and as a featured Yahoo! Finance expert. I've also written for publications ranging from the New York Times to ReadyMade magazine and Mental Floss.

    I live in Brooklyn with a phenomenal husband and an amazing cat.

    I travel and speak fairly often. Upcoming dates are:
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