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Search Results for: income inequality

Ben Bernanke On 60 Minutes Should Be A Call To Class Warfare By The Middle Class #p2 #tcot #teaparty

December 7, 2010 By Egberto Willies

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s interview on 60 minutes is proof positive of the necessity for the middle class to peacefully revolt against our form of capitalism. How else can one explain that when banks and major corporations needing a helping hand for their liquidity, our system created in excess of nine trillion dollars to […]

Filed Under: General

Stephanie Ruhle’s Rich Friend Reveals Why the Investor Class Still Does Not Get It

August 8, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Stephanie Ruhle’s Rich Friend Reveals Why the Investor Class Still Does Not Get It

The investor class has captured wealth, tax favors, and political power, yet remains indifferent to democracy. Stephanie Ruhle’s revealing anecdote shows why reform cannot wait.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: billionaire class, carried interest loophole, Corporate Media, Cory Booker, democracy, democratic accountability, Donald Trump, Economic Justice, income inequality, investor class, Justice Department, Medicare For All, Oligarchy, political corruption, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, Social Security, Stephanie Ruhle, stock market, tax the rich, Todd Blanche, Wall Street, wealth inequality, working class

Why AI Under Capitalism Threatens Workers, Wages, Healthcare, And Democracy

June 17, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Why AI Under Capitalism Threatens Workers, Wages, Healthcare, And Democracy

AI is not the enemy. Corporate control is. Capitalism will use AI to replace workers unless people demand democratic control.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Capitalism. Healthcare, democracy, Egberto Willies, Politics Done Right, wages

Steve Rattner Exposes How Trump Quietly Sabotaged Obamacare and Crushed Working Families

May 10, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Steve Rattner Exposes How Trump Sabotaged Obamacare Behind Closed Doors

Healthcare costs are exploding after the Trump-era ACA sabotage. Steve Rattner explains who pays the price and why it matters.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: ACA Subsidies, Affordable Care Act, health insurance, healthcare, healthcare crisis, healthcare reform, medicaid, Medicaid Cuts, Medical Debt, Medicare For All, msnbc, obamacare, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, republicans, Steve Rattner, Trump, Working Families

AOC Exposes the Billionaire Myth as Katy Tur’s Awkward Reaction Sparks Debate

May 9, 2026 By Egberto Willies

AOC exposed the truth about billionaire wealth on MSNOW, triggering an awkward media moment and reigniting debate about capitalism and inequality.

AOC exposed the truth about billionaire wealth on MSNOW, triggering an awkward media moment and reigniting debate about capitalism and inequality.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, AOC, billionaire wealth, capitalism, class inequality, corporate greed, Democratic Socialism, Economic Justice, economic reform, Jeff Bezos, Katy Tur, labor rights, meritocracy, msnbc, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, tax the rich, wealth inequality, wealth redistribution, workers rights

The Capitalism Myth Exposed: Workers Build America, Billionaires Take the Credit

April 29, 2026 By Egberto Willies

The Capitalism Myth Exposed - Workers Build America, Billionaires Take the Credit

Workers built America, but billionaires took the credit. A sharp breakdown of capitalism’s biggest myths.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: billionaires, capitalism, corporate greed, democracy, Economic Justice, economic reform, healthcare reform, Labor movement, middle class, Progressive Politics, public investment, unions, wage stagnation, wealth inequality, worker power, workers rights

The Truth About No Tax on Tips Why It’s a Drop in the Bucket for Workers

April 26, 2026 By Egberto Willies

The Truth About No Tax on Tips Why It’s a Drop in the Bucket for Workers

“No tax on tips” sounds helpful, but most workers gain little. Here’s why it’s a distraction from real economic reform.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Economic Inequality, GOP policy critique, labor rights, Medicare, minimum wage, no tax on tips, payroll taxes, Progressive Politics, Social Security, tax policy, tax reform, tipped workers, wage stagnation, wealth inequality, working class

The Modern Worker Trap: How Capitalism Turns Employees Into Efficient ‘Antiseptic Slaves’

April 12, 2026 By Egberto Willies

The Modern Worker Trap - How Capitalism Turns Employees Into Efficient 'Antiseptic Slaves'

Workers produce everything, yet capital captures the rewards. This breakdown exposes the hidden system of “antiseptic slavery” shaping today’s economy and inequality.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Antiseptic Slavery, Capitalism Critique, Class Warfare, corporate greed, Economic Inequality, labor rights, labor value, middle class decline, political economy, progressive economics, systemic inequality, wage stagnation, Wealth Gap, worker exploitation

Republican Governor Admits His Party Is Steering the U.S. Toward Disaster

February 25, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Republican Governor Admits His Party Is Steering the U.S. Toward Disaster

A Republican governor compares Washington to a car racing toward a cliff—with the GOP driving. The data backs his warning on deficits, growth, and economic mismanagement.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: balanced budget, Bill Clinton, Deficits, Democratic economic record, Economic Inequality, federal budget, fiscal policy, GOP leadership, progressive analysis, Republican Party, Supply-side economics

Capitalism has a Math Problem: How Wealth Growth Devours the Middle Class

February 22, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Capitalism has a Math Problem: How Wealth Growth Devours the Middle Class

Anand Giridharadas reveals how the “Epstein class” protected power and privilege across parties while victims waited for justice.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: capitalism, corporate-power, economic-justice, exponential-growth, Federal-Reserve, labor-rights, Medicare-Advantage, Middle-class, Pew-Research-Center, progressive-economics, social-safety-net, Thomas-Piketty, wealth-inequality

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