Robert Reich
The Coffee Klatch with Robert Reich
Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich exposes where power lies in our system — and how it's used and abused. robertreich.substack.com
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Robert Reich
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Oct 3, 2026
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Personal History: Is it possible for Democrats and Republicans in Washington to be close friends? 02.10.2021 2:47
This morning I phoned my old friend Alan Simpson, the former Wyoming senator. Alan and I see eye-to-eye on nothing. He’s a conservative Republican, I’m a progressive Democrat. He’s a fiscal hawk, I don’t worry about the national debt. He thinks Biden has gone too far, I don’t think he’s gone far enough. We don’t see eye-to-eye literally, either. He’s 6 foot 7 and I’m 4 feet 11. But here’s the thin...
The Week Ahead: Two high-stakes games of chicken 27.09.2021 8:22
This week, we’re going to witness two high-stakes games of chicken. 1. The first game will be between Senate Democrats and Senate Republicans over raising the debt ceiling and extending funding the government beyond Thursday. These two issues are really quite different: Funding is the more immediate need because if no agreement is reached by Thursday night, the government will shut down. The debt...
Thanks for joining me 26.09.2021 0:36
My first week of writing (and drawing) this letter has been everything I hoped it would be, largely because of you. Thank you for joining me in this experiment (and it is an experiment because I’ve never tried anything like it before). I hope you will find it useful — as well as interesting and occasionally even amusing. It’s no secret the past year has been long and grueling. Although I’ve been l...
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