So reads the headline at the Washington Post.

The implication is that the poor progressives have had no organizations to call their own.

This might be a surprise to the Brookings Institute, the Urban Institute, the International Institute for Strategic Studies, the Progressive Policy Institute, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, the Economic Policy Institute, the Center for Policy Alternatives, the Institute for Policy Studies, and many others.

The Center for American Progress is just one more of many. A quick look at their site shows that it's pretty much right down the center of the old "progressive" agenda.

Can't wait to see how their big national security conference turns out.

I would be extremely surprised to see any result other than "apply superglue to lips, and affix firmly to the rump of the United Nations."