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Haley Stevens’s Betrayal Shows Why Democrats Must Put Working People Before Political Egos

November 1, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

Haley Stevens’s Betrayal Shows Why Democrats Must Put Working People Before Political Egos

Haley Stevens’s endorsement of Mike Rogers and attack on Abdul El-Sayed expose a politics of grievance. We deserve leaders who put healthcare, affordability, and democracy ahead of wounded egos.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 elections, Abdul El-Sayed, Anderson Cooper, corporate power, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, Economic Justice, Haley Stevens, MAGA, media accountability, Michigan Senate Race, Mike Rogers, political accountability, Political Betrayal, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, Republican Party, working class politics

I am expecting a huge Democratic win in Texas and the country but …

November 1, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

I am expecting a huge Democratic win in Texas and the country but ...

The unprecedented Democratic will only be half of the story. The most important part comes afterward.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 Midterm Elections, 2028 presidential election, Arc of Justice, Corporate Democrats, Daily Kos, Democratic Party, Democrats 2026, Economic Justice, grassroots activism, Hakeem Jeffries, Haley Stevens, Independent media, James Carville, Markos Moulitsas, Medicare For All, middle-class Americans, Neoliberal Democrats, Netroots Nation 2026, political accountability, Politics Done Right, progressive policies, Progressive Politics, Rahm Emanuel, status quo politics, Universal Healthcare, Working class voters

Jon Ossoff’s Fiery Trump Takedown: War, Ballots, and Billionaire Power

October 31, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

Jon Ossoff’s Fiery Trump Takedown: War, Ballots, and Billionaire Power

From Fulton County ballots to Trump-family crypto wealth, Ossoff makes the case for confronting abuses of power and organizing a democratic response.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 Midterm Elections, Civil Rights, Conflicts of Interest, cryptocurrency, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, Economic Inequality, extractive capitalism, Fulton County, Georgia politics, Government Ethics, Iran war, John Lewis, Jon Ossoff, Politics Done Right, Presidential Accountability, Progressive Politics, Republican Party, Trump administration, Trump Family, Voter Suppression, voting rights, War Powers

“Trump Is an Idiot”: Abdul El-Sayed Takes On Trump, Vance, and Hegseth

October 31, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

“Trump Is an Idiot”: Abdul El-Sayed Takes On Trump, Vance, and Hegseth

Abdul El-Sayed unloads on Trump, Vance, and Hegseth—and shows why confronting Republican bullying belongs alongside the fight for healthcare and working people.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 Midterm Elections, Abdul El-Sayed, Anti-Muslim Bigotry, corporate power, democracy, Democratic strategy, Donald Trump, Economic Justice, Hasan Minhaj, healthcare justice, Islamophobia, JD Vance, MAGA, Medicare For All, Michigan Senate Race, Mike Rogers, Pete Hegseth, Political Bullying, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, Religious Freedom, Republican Party, working class politics

Trump’s Supporters Applaud While His Economy Squeezes Their Wallets

October 31, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

Trump’s Supporters Applaud While His Economy Squeezes Their Wallets

Trump sells corporate wealth as national prosperity. His sycophants applaud while higher fuel costs and tariffs squeeze the working people he claims to represent.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Big Oil, Consumer Prices, corporate greed, cost of living, Donald Trump, Economic Justice, extractive capitalism, gas prices, MAGA, Oil Profits, Oil Stocks, Politics Done Right, Presidential Conflicts of Interest, Progressive Politics, Republican Party, tariffs, Trump Economy, wealth inequality, working class

How Capitalist Healthcare Turns Doctor’s Offices Into Profit Centers

October 31, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

How Capitalist Healthcare Turns Doctor’s Offices Into Profit Centers

Hospital buyouts turn routine doctor visits into revenue opportunities. How facility fees expose healthcare’s extraction model—and why universal care needs public accountability.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: capitalism, corporate power, Economic Justice, Healthcare Costs, healthcare reform, Healthcare', Hospital Consolidation, Hospital Facility Fees, Medical Billing, Medical Debt, Medicare For All, Patient Rights, Politics Done Right, Public Health., Site-Neutral Payments, Universal Healthcare

Trump’s Alaska Lawsuit Exposes GOP Hypocrisy About Voter Confusion

October 31, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

Trump’s Alaska Lawsuit Exposes GOP Hypocrisy About Voter Confusion

Trump’s Alaska lawsuit exposes a double standard: invoke voter confusion to protect Republican power while smears distract voters from healthcare, wages, and corporate greed.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 Midterm Elections, Abdul El-Sayed, Alaska election lawsuit, Alaska Senate race, Amy Acton, corporate power, Dan Sullivan, democracy, Department of Justice, Donald Trump, election certification, Haitian Immigrants, Healthcare', Immigrant Scapegoating, Islamophobia, Mary Peltola, Mike Rogers, political attack ads, political disinformation, Politics Done Right, progressive commentary, Republican hypocrisy, Springfield Ohio, Vivek Ramaswamy, voter confusion, voting rights

Too Expensive to Live? How One Caller Is Taking Back Control

October 31, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

Too Expensive to Live? How One Caller Is Taking Back Control

A Politics Done Right caller shares how making more at home eased her budget—and why the affordability crisis demands a challenge to corporate power.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: affordability, capitalism, Community Solidarity, Consumer Independence, corporate accountability, corporate greed, corporate power, Cost of Living Crisis, Economic Justice, Financial Insecurity, Fixed Income, Gardening, Grocery Prices, Homemade Food, Household Budgets, Household Self-Sufficiency, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, Reusable Products, Working Families

Obama Ridicules Trump—and Challenges the Press to Stop Chasing Distractions

October 29, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

Obama Ridicules Trump—and Challenges the Press to Stop Chasing Distractions

Obama uses humor to expose Trump’s political theater, then challenges the press to focus on affordability, accountability, and the consequences for ordinary Americans.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 Midterm Elections, affordability, barack obama, Cheesecake Factory, corporate power, cost of living, Donald Trump, Economic Inequality, Georgia politics, Jon Ossoff, Keisha Lance Bottoms, media accountability, political distraction, Politics Done Right, progressive commentary, Scott Bessent, tariffs, Trump administration, Trump corruption, Wealth Extraction, Working Families

Doctor Recommended a Stent. Insurance Made Him Wait.

October 28, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

Doctor Recommended a Stent. Insurance Made Him Wait.

A heart patient says insurance authorization blocked scheduling his stent. His story exposes corporate gatekeeping and the urgent case for Medicare for All.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Coronary Stents, corporate accountability, For-Profit Healthcare, healthcare justice, healthcare reform, Heart Disease, Insurance Delays, KPFT, Medicare Advantage, Medicare For All, Medicare Privatization, Patient Rights, Politics Done Right, prior authorization, Progressive Politics, single-payer healthcare, Universal Healthcare

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