One can only believe what she is saying if we discount the conditions of a large swath of Americans. Sadly, few will see her severe lack of empathy.
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NYT Acknowledges Need for Economic Change—Without Crediting Those Who Would Bring It
Online readers of the New York Times might have been forgiven if, when they got to the editorial section on June 24, they thought they had accidentally jumped to the website of Socialist Action.
Our Democracy Needs a Bailout: 4 Ideas to Improve Voter Turnout
It is more than voter turnout by Mac ReganWatch Mac Regan’s interview on Politics Done Right. The Senate just unanimously passed a $483 billion coronavirus aid package in addition to the $2.2 trillion previously authorized by The CARES Act to soften the economic impact of Covid-19 on Americans. Despite any flaws, these bipartisan actions demonstrate […]
The neoliberals don’t have a plan for that coronavirus pandemic.
The coronavirus pandemic is at the intersection of economics, politics and health care. It gives an important opportunity restructure into a real working socio-economic system.
Does the design of corporations make them inherently untrustable as they enrich a select few?
Corporations are well designed. Their gatekeepers are found in every sector form think tanks, to media, to schools, to churches and beyond.
The Bloomberg Freudian slip: He bought Democratic politicians
Mike Bloomberg had a Freudian slip as they discussed him funding many Republican candidates including Lindsey Graham. He bought Democrats.
The Republican Party is laying the foundation for minority rule.
Political decorum is dead. “When” Democrats win big in 2020, they must be methodically calculating like Republicans had to establish minority rule.
My students see giving money away as a good thing but they’re getting leery of billionaire donors
Billionaire donors tend to favor causes that benefit or at least do not endanger their own bottom lines. Despite Smith’s generosity he’ against necessary tax increases.
What This Year’s World Happiness Report Reveals About Our National Well-Being
When governments take care of us, we take care of each other. And the U.S. is struggling. This year’s world happiness report makes it clear.
Human adaptability has gotten us this far but now it is killing us
Eleanor Goldfield used the frog in boiling water analogy I first heard used by Detroit activist Maureen Taylor who also discussed human adaptability.
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