George Zornick

Washington Editor

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George Zornick is The Nation's former Washington editor.

Forcing Secret Donors Into Daylight Forcing Secret Donors Into Daylight

Failed Tea Party Senate candidate Christine O’Donnell is pulling another silly stunt—but an important issue lays at the heart of this one.

Sep 30, 2011 / George Zornick

Big Business: Undo the Damage of ‘Citizens United’

Big Business: Undo the Damage of ‘Citizens United’ Big Business: Undo the Damage of ‘Citizens United’

 A new report blasting the phenomenon of secret, unlimited political contributions has some unusual supporters. 

Sep 28, 2011 / George Zornick

Beltway Buzzes About Coca-Cola’s Bogus Tax Complaint

Beltway Buzzes About Coca-Cola’s Bogus Tax Complaint Beltway Buzzes About Coca-Cola’s Bogus Tax Complaint

The CEO of Coca-Cola says American taxes place his company at a disadvantage—but he should be the last one to complain.

Sep 27, 2011 / George Zornick

Government Shutdown Averted—Again Government Shutdown Averted—Again

This time, the Democrats stood strong and the Tea Party did most of the backing down. 

Sep 27, 2011 / George Zornick

The Funding Standoff and the GOP’s Refusal to Learn From Hurricane Katrina The Funding Standoff and the GOP’s Refusal to Learn From Hurricane Katrina

Republicans are once again using crucial government functions as pawns in a larger ideological game. 

Sep 23, 2011 / George Zornick

Rally on Capitol Hill: ‘Medicaid Matters’ Rally on Capitol Hill: ‘Medicaid Matters’

Several members of Congress addressed Medicaid supporters at a rally on Capitol Hill, aimed at protecting the program from potentially painful cuts. 

Sep 21, 2011 / George Zornick

Opposition to Keystone XL Mounts—Along With Safety Questions Opposition to Keystone XL Mounts—Along With Safety Questions

 Some members of Obama’s own party are speaking out against the pipeline project, as regulatory concerns mount. 

Sep 21, 2011 / George Zornick

SEC Launches Major Investigation Into S&P Downgrade SEC Launches Major Investigation Into S&P Downgrade

Inquiries from the SEC into the federal credit downgrade might reveal a relationship between rating agencies and Wall Street that goes beyond cozy to criminal. 

Sep 20, 2011 / George Zornick

Kathy Hochul Takes a Stand Against Free Trade Kathy Hochul Takes a Stand Against Free Trade

The Democrats’ new star had some tough words for Obama and the Democratic Party on upcoming free trade deals.  

Sep 19, 2011 / George Zornick

Obama’s Deficit Plan Might Push the Super-Committee to the Left Obama’s Deficit Plan Might Push the Super-Committee to the Left

The president's plan for deficit reduction has several features that could change the dynamic on the super-committee. 

Sep 19, 2011 / George Zornick

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