Author Archives: Kevin Lynn
CFPUP’S Weekly News Wrap UP For Week Ending 05.02.15
Welcome to another edition of the CFPUP’s Weekly News Wrap Up! Once again we’re providing [...]
Weekly News Wrap Up for Week Ending 04.24.14
Welcome to another edition of the Center For Progressive Urban Politics Weekly News Wrap Up [...]
CFPUP’s Weekly News Wrap Up for the Week Ending April 11, 2015
Here is another installment of our Weekly News Wrap Up (WNWU) for the week ending [...]
Weekly News Wrap Up For Week Ending March 27, 2015
Welcome to our Weekly News Wrap Up for the week ending March 27, 2015. Once again [...]
IFSPP Weekly News Wrap Up for March 20, 2015
Welcome to what we are hoping will be the first of many, many weekly news [...]
Steve and Kevin Take on The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
On February 24th, Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis, along with Supervisor Sheila Kuehl [...]
Thomas Paine and His Importance to Progressives
The Center for Populist Urban Politics had the pleasure recently to sit down with [...]
The Man With The Blue Guitar
I The man bent over his guitar, [...]
Interview with Ellen Brown – What is the Solution to Our Fragile Financial System?
Last week the Center for Populist Urban Politics had the good fortune to sit down [...]
Overpopulation and Environmental Injustice
One of the problems with trying to have a conversation on the topic of overpopulation [...]
Stop Stereotyping Hispanics!
Prior to President Obama’s speech Last Thursday, Luis Gutierrez, a Democratic Congressman, was predicting a [...]
A Tale of Two Swindles
This week the Center For Progressive Urban Politics is taking a very critical look at [...]
CFPUP’s Candidate Recommendations for the Mid-Term Elections
Over the past two days we have brought you our thoughts and how we intend [...]
CFPUP’s Recommendations on Propositions 45, 46, 47 & 48
This is part two of a three part series covering ballot propositions and candidates [...]
CFPUP’s Recommendations on Propositions 1 & 2
Whether it is up ballot, down ballot or something in between, there is nothing like [...]
Americans Don’t Want an Executive Override on Immigration
“When I take executive action, I want to make sure it’s sustainable.”[1] That’s how President [...]
Interview with Josef Bray-Ali – Bike Lane Controversy
We recently sat down with Josef Bray Ali, Owner of the Flying Pigeon Bike shop [...]
Interview With Christina Avaness – Food Alchemist
This week’s interview falls under the IFSPP categories of personal wellness and resilience. We were [...]
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Labor and Economics
Jobs, Wages and Immigration Institute for Sound Public Policy is committed to the creation of [...]
Will Limited Land, Water and Energy Control Human Population Numbers in the Future?
Nearly 60% of the world’s human population is malnourished and the numbers are growing. Shortages [...]
Healthcare Survey of 600 Progressives and Liberals
Institute for Sound Public Policy National Poll Conducted By Pulse Opinion Research September 3, 2009 [...]
The State of U.S. Immigration Policy: The Quandry of Economic Methodology and the Relevance of Economic Research to Know
As the 21st Century commences, immigration has once again become a major source of the [...]
Immigration Policy in Free Soceties: Are There Principles Involved or Is It All Politics?
Free societies with industrialized economies such as Canada and the United States are characterized by certain [...]
On American Sustainability – Anatomy of a Societal Collapse
“Once the population and economy have overshot the physical limits of the Earth, there are only [...]
What Needs to be Done
The monumental task before us is to solve the human predicament – the combined crises [...]
Immigration to the United States and World-Wide Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The findings of this study indicate that future levels of immigration will have a significant [...]
Immigration to Play Lead Role in Future U.S. Growth
If current trends continue, the population of the United States will rise to 438 million in [...]
Liberals Beware: There is a High Cost to “Cheap” Labor
There is a liberal case for controlling illegal immigration that is seldom articulated. As the [...]