Reagan has always been wrong—the government is not the problem. We have sold our souls to the corporation, and it is time to take them back.
Here is the argument against blaming the government for inflation we must make.
Progressives and Democrats have got to get the truth out that it is corporations that are greedily using inflation to scam us.
Government is not the problem The financial sector is.
The government is a good boogeyman. But understand what it means because it is the confusion that the plutocracy wants. The government is “we the people.”
U.S. Postal Service more proof the government more efficient than the private sector
Stop believing the fallacy that the private sector is inherently more efficient than the public sector. The U.S Postal Service is probative that math works.
It’s not the government that’s bad but a hoodwinked we-the-people’s choices
The powers-that-be brainwashed Americans into believing that the government was some third entity instead of the reality that it is we-the-people.
In trying to prove Reagan’s “Government is the problem” they proved the opposite
Conservatives believed their own rhetoric about not needing government. Willful gullibility failed miserably as the opposite was proven.
Panamanian American: Why aren’t we in the streets for this?
Here is our answer to a Panamanian American who called into Politics Done Right shocked that Americans are not in a more protesting mood on the streets given today’s realities. He recalls how others protest their governments elsewhere.
Americans distrusted US democracy long before Trump’s Russia problem
Historically, the high-water mark for American dissatisfaction with government was the 1970s — the era of Vietnam, Nixon and Watergate.
We’re hijacked by people who don’t believe in use of government but for themselves (VIDEO)
Once we understand what these Right Wing Conservative Republicans mean about small government it is clear how we must counteract their hypocrisy.
Government response to Hurricane Harvey & Irma seem good, but is it really?
Sometimes it is important to look beyond the immediate good deeds of government officials and look back to what they represent.