August 9, 2009

Netroots Nation

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Quick housekeeping note.  I’ll be at Netroots Nation in Pittsburgh on Friday and Saturday of next week.  It’s always nice to meet people who read the blog, so if you’ll be there too and happen to see me wandering the hallways, be sure to stop me and say hi.

I’ll also be moderating the noon keynote panel on Saturday, “Building a 21st Century Economy.”  The panelists, who will be doing most of the actual talking, are Jon Corzine, governor of New Jersey; Anna Burger, chair of the Change to Win labor coalition; and Dean Baker, the economist who’s been warning us about the housing bubble longer than just about anyone.  Should be a good session.  If you have any questions you’d like tossed at these guys, leave ’em in comments.

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