Contact Info

Campaign for America’s Future
1825 K Street, NW, Suite 400
Washington, DC 20006

Robert Borosage

Founder and President, Institute for America’s Future
Co-Director, Campaign for America’s Future

Robert L. Borosage is the Founder and President of the Institute for America’s Future and Co-Director of its sister organization, the Campaign for America’s Future. The organizations were launched by 100 prominent Americans to develop policies, message and issue campaigns to help forge an enduring majority for progressive change in America. Mr. Borosage writes widely on political, economic and national security issues. He is a contributing editor at The Nation magazine, and a regular blogger on the Huffington Post. His articles have appeared in The American Prospect, the Washington Post, the New York Times and the Philadelphia Inquirer. He edits the Campaign’s Making Sense issues guides, and is co-editor of Taking Back America (with Katrina Vanden Heuvel) and The Next Agenda (with Roger Hickey).

Issues: Bank Bail Out, Bank Bonuses, Banking and Finance, Budget and Tax Policy, Business, Corporate Incentives, Economic Mobility, Fannie/Freddie, Federal Budget, Financial Markets, Housing Market Collapse, Jobs, Labor Force, Middle Class, Monetary Policy, National Debt, Payroll Taxes, Ratings Agencies, Securitization, Small Business, Social Insurance, Social Investment, Social Security, The Federal Reserve, Too Big To Fail, Unemployment Insurance

Experience:

• Co-Founder and Chair, ProgressiveCongress.org
• Founder and Chair, Progressive Majority
• Board Member, Institute for Policy Studies
• Board Member, Blue Green Alliance
• Contributing Editor, The Nation Magazine
• Adjunct Professor, National Security Law, American University Washington School of Law until 2004
• Senior Issues Advisor, Presidential Campaign of the Reverend Jesse Jackson, 1988

Education:

J.D., Yale Law School
M.A., International Affairs, George Washington University
B.A., Michigan State University

Books:

The CIA File. Grossman Publishers: New York, 1976.

The Lawless State. Penguin Books; New York, 1976.