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Your Prospect Weekend Reads
Week of 10/11/2021
Stories from the week you dont want to miss!

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President Joe Biden speaks about COVID-19 vaccinations after touring a Clayco Corporation construction site for a Microsoft data center in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, October 7, 2021.

The Case for Deliverism: Executive Editor David Dayen argues that Democrats can no longer skate by simply on talking about popular issues – especially if the Dems continue to fail delivering on them.
The Undignified Demise of Centrism: Centrist Democrats may force changes to the Build Back Better Act, but Staff Writer Alexander Sammon argues that their rationale as a political orientation has disintegrated.
Can't See The Forest for the Trees: Contributor Luis Feliz Leon has the story about a proposed wood pellet plant in North Carolina that would increase air pollutants in a majority-minority community already hammered by climate change.

Opposition Grows to Biden's Deportation Practices: Contributor Marcia Brown on the Biden administration using a public-health order to expel migrants and asylum seekers, in absence of an immigration policy.

The Many Feints of The Sopranos: Contributor Aaron Bady argues that inside David Chase’s failed prequel is a better movie straining to get out.

VIDEO: The Influence Game: Jonathan Guyer's Panel on Big Business and Biden's National-Security Policy: At Netroots Nation, managing editor Jonathan Guyer led a panel on corporate power and foreign policy featuring journalist Akbar Shahid Ahmed, national-security expert Mandy Smithberger, and scholar Kathleen Clark.

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