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Who Gets to Enrich Uranium? Ali Velshi Exposes America’s Nuclear Double Standard.

July 27, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Who Gets to Enrich Uranium? Ali Velshi Exposes America’s Nuclear Double Standard.

Ali Velshi asks who decides which nations may enrich uranium, exposing Washington’s unequal treatment of Iran, Saudi Arabia and nuclear-armed Israel.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Additional Protocol, Ali Velshi, American imperialism, Ernest Moniz, IAEA, International Law, Iran, Iran Nuclear Deal, Israel nuclear weapons, Israeli nuclear arsenal, JCPOA, Middle East, NPT, nuclear colonialism, nuclear disarmament, nuclear energy, Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, nuclear nonproliferation, nuclear weapons, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, Saudi Arabia, Saudi nuclear agreement, United States foreign policy, uranium enrichment

Trump, Paxton, The Founders, And America’s Long Excuse For Powerful Men

July 7, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Trump, Paxton, The Founders, And America’s Long Excuse For Powerful Men

Stop assuming corruption defeats MAGA. America’s history shows powerful men, from slaveholding founders to corporate-backed authoritarianism, get a pass unless people organize for accountability.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: abolitionists, Accountability, American Exceptionalism, American history, authoritarianism, corporate power, Corporate Welfare, democracy, Democratic Socialism, Donald Trump, Founding Fathers, Healthcare', hiroshima, Inequality, Ken Paxton, MAGA, Medicare For All, morality in politics, nagasaki, nuclear weapons, Patients, political hypocrisy, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, public good, public ownership, Republican corruption, Sally Hemings, selective accountability, slavery, social justice, socialism, texas politics, Thomas Jefferson, workers

Burgum Refuses To Condemn Patriot Front While Red-Baiting Democratic Socialists

July 5, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Burgum Refuses To Condemn Patriot Front While Red-Baiting Democratic Socialists

Doug Burgum dodged Dana Bash’s direct question on white nationalists in D.C., then smeared democratic socialists with tired communist fearmongering.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: abolitionists, Accountability, American Exceptionalism, American history, authoritarianism, corporate power, Corporate Welfare, democracy, Democratic Socialism, Donald Trump, Founding Fathers, Healthcare', hiroshima, Inequality, Ken Paxton, MAGA, Medicare For All, morality in politics, nagasaki, nuclear weapons, Patients, political hypocrisy, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, public good, public ownership, Republican corruption, Sally Hemings, selective accountability, slavery, social justice, socialism, texas politics, Thomas Jefferson, workers

Rubio Tells Iran Invest in People—But U.S. Military Spending Exposes Hypocrisy

April 4, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Marco Rubio Gives Iran Advice U.S. Needs For Ourselves

Rubio says Iran should invest in its people, but U.S. military spending vs healthcare reveals deep hypocrisy and misplaced moral authority.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: American Exceptionalism, Foreign policy, geopolitics, healthcare crisis, Iran, Marco Rubio, military industrial complex, nuclear weapons, political hypocrisy, progressive analysis, U.S. military spending, war economy

Professor points out that Russia using nuclear weapons has an inconvenient precedent

April 18, 2022 By Egberto Willies

Professor points out that Russia using nuclear weapons has an inconvenient precedent

Many are concerned that Russia might resort to nuclear weapons. The professor points out that they may even use the United States as a precedent.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Jose Diaz-Balart, Nina Khrushcheva, nuclear weapons, Russia, United States

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