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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

Beating Capitalism: 16-Hour Workweek, AI for People & Medicare for All Explained

May 5, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Beating Capitalism: 16-Hour Workweek, AI for People & Medicare for All Explained

Capitalism is failing working people. Explore solutions like job guarantees, public AI, and universal healthcare to build a fair economy.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 16 hour workweek, Artificial Intelligence, automation, capitalism, Economic Justice, economic reform, future of work, healthcare reform, job guarantee, labor rights, Medicare For All, Progressive Policy, public ownership, renewable energy, rooftop solar, Social Democracy, Universal Basic Income, wealth inequality, working class

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