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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

Democrats Could Win in 2026—and Lose in 2028 by Failing Working People

October 26, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Democrats Could Win in 2026—and Lose in 2028 by Failing Working People

A 2026 victory could become a 2028 backlash if Democrats abandon working people. Why Medicare for All, public accountability, and a visible fight for change matter.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Biden Economy, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Index, Consumer Protection, corporate greed, corporate power, corporate profits, cost of living, Donald Trump, Economic Inequality, Economic Justice, Greedflation, inflation, Inflation Fact Check, labor rights, Politics Done Right, price gouging, progressive economics, Trump Economy, Working Families

Trump’s Inflation Lies Collapse: The Numbers Expose His Economic Con

October 26, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Trump’s Inflation Lies Collapse: The Numbers Expose His Economic Con

Trump’s inflation claims collapse under scrutiny. Official data expose the false history, while profit research reveals how corporations helped squeeze working families.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Biden Economy, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Index, Consumer Protection, corporate greed, corporate power, corporate profits, cost of living, Donald Trump, Economic Inequality, Economic Justice, Greedflation, inflation, Inflation Fact Check, labor rights, Politics Done Right, price gouging, progressive economics, Trump Economy, Working Families

Trump’s Inflation Lies Collapse: The Numbers Expose His Economic Con

October 24, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Trump’s Inflation Lies Collapse: The Numbers Expose His Economic Con

Trump’s inflation claims collapse under scrutiny. Official data expose the false history, while profit research reveals how corporations helped squeeze working families.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Biden Economy, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Index, Consumer Protection, corporate greed, corporate power, corporate profits, cost of living, Donald Trump, Economic Inequality, Economic Justice, Greedflation, inflation, Inflation Fact Check, labor rights, Politics Done Right, price gouging, progressive economics, Trump Economy, Working Families

Winning by Inheritance: How Billionaire Dynasties Betray America’s Meritocracy

October 24, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Winning by Inheritance: How Billionaire Dynasties Betray America’s Meritocracy

Billionaire dynasties expose America’s meritocracy myth. Inherited fortunes, tax advantages, and concentrated media ownership turn family wealth into public power.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Antitrust, Billionaire Dynasties, capitalism, corporate power, David Ellison, Economic Democracy, Economic Justice, Estate Tax, Inherited Wealth, Larry Ellison, media consolidation, Meritocracy Myth, Oligarchy, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, Republican Tax Policy, Skydance, Stepped-Up Basis, tax the rich, Warner Bros Discovery, wealth inequality, workers rights

Republican Farmers Turn on Trump: “They’re Voting Democrat” as Farm Costs Soar

October 19, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Republican Farmers Turn on Trump: “They’re Voting Democrat” as Farm Costs Soar

A two-time Trump voter rejects him and says farmers he knows are voting Democratic. Rising farm costs expose the gap between Republican promises and rural reality.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 Midterm Elections, Agricultural Trade, corporate power, Democratic Party, Diesel Prices, Donald Trump, Economic Justice, Family Farms, Farm Economy, Farmers Voting Democratic, Fertilizer Costs, Georgia Farmers, Iran war, Politics Done Right, progressive commentary, Republican Accountability, Republican Farmers, rural america, Rural Organizing, Trump tariffs

Trump’s Tariffs, Iran War, and Tax Giveaways: Why Working Americans Keep Paying

October 17, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Trump’s Tariffs, Iran War, and Tax Giveaways: Why Working Americans Keep Paying

Tariffs, war, and tax giveaways: Trump’s choices squeeze working Americans while wealthy interests benefit. Follow the evidence behind the affordability crisis.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: billionaires, capitalism, China Trade, corporate greed, cost of living, cryptocurrency, Donald Trump, Economic Justice, inflation, Iran war, labor rights, manufacturing, medicaid, middle class, Politics Done Right, poverty, Presidential Conflicts of Interest, Progressive Politics, SNAP, tariffs, Tax Cuts, Trump Economy, Trump Family Business, wealth inequality, working class

Trump’s ICE Crackdown Costs Billions While Main Street Pays

October 17, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Trump’s ICE Crackdown Costs Billions While Main Street Pays

ICE raids carry an economic price: lost spending, lost wages, and struggling businesses. Trump’s crackdown makes Main Street pay for his politics of fear.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Civil Liberties, Consumer Spending, Donald Trump, Economic Justice, ICE raids, immigrant rights, Immigration Crackdown, Labor Shortages, Local Economies, Mass deportation, Minneapolis, Operation Metro Surge, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, Small Businesses, South Texas, Wharton Research, workers rights

Newsom Shields Billionaires: The California Wealth Tax Fight Exposes a Bigger Betrayal

October 17, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Newsom Shields Billionaires: The California Wealth Tax Fight Exposes a Bigger Betrayal

Newsom backs a measure that could block California’s billionaire tax. Workers deserve healthcare and economic power—not another political shield for the ultrawealthy.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: billionaires, California Proposition 40, California Proposition 42, capitalism, corporate power, democratic accountability, Economic Justice, Gavin Newsom, Healthcare Funding, labor unions, Oligarchy, Philanthropy, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, tax the rich, Texas Wealth Tax Ban, Wealth Extraction, wealth inequality, Wealth Tax, workers rights

Republicans Blame Democratic Judges for the Bail System They Helped Build

October 8, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Republicans Blame Democratic Judges for the Bail System They Helped Build

Crime ads target Democratic judges, but Republicans in Austin write the rules. Explore bail bondsmen’s financial stake and why civil courts belong in this political conversation.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: bail bondsmen, cash bail, civil courts, commercial bail, corporate accountability, Criminal Justice Reform, Democratic judges, Due Process, Economic Justice, Greg Abbott, Harris County, judicial elections, Ken Paxton, O’Donnell consent decree, Politics Done Right, presumption of innocence, pretrial release, public safety, Republican lawmakers, Texas bail reform, Texas Legislature, wealth-based detention

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