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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

Musk’s SpaceX IPO Exposes the Billionaire Parasite Economy Threatening Workers

May 25, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Musk’s SpaceX IPO could enrich insiders while workers’ retirement savings absorb the risk in another billionaire-controlled Wall Street scheme.

Musk’s SpaceX IPO could enrich insiders while workers’ retirement savings absorb the risk in another billionaire-controlled Wall Street scheme.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 401k risk, billionaire economy, billionaire parasite, corporate governance, corporate greed, corporate power, dual class shares, Elon Musk, Engineers, forced arbitration, Musk trillionaire, NASA, Oligarchy, pension funds, Politics Done Right, public science, public subsidies, retirement savings, SEC, shareholder rights, SpaceX IPO, SpaceX valuation, taxpayer funded innovation, Tesla, Texas corporate law, Wall Street, wealth inequality, workers

The Supreme Court is proving to be a clear and present danger to workers, unions, and life itself

June 16, 2024 By Egberto Willies

The Supreme Court is proving to be a clear and present danger to workers, unions, and life itself

This piece critiques the Supreme Court’s pro-corporate rulings, highlighting their detrimental impact on workers, unions, and environmental sustainability while advocating for reforms to reclaim democratic principles.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: democracy, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, unions, workers

Rich businessman: Unemployment must increase by 50% to show lazy, arrogant workers we’re the boss.

September 14, 2023 By Egberto Willies

Rich businessman: Unemployment must increase by 50% to show lazy, arrogant workers we're the boss.

Australian tycoon, the wealthy capitalist Tim Gurner, insults the working class as he admits governments around the world are working on behalf of the rich to increase unemployment.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Businessman, Unemployment, workers

Workers now have the upper hand. And that is the way it should be going forward.

October 17, 2021 By Egberto Willies

Workers now have the upper hand. And that is the way it should be going forward.

Workers are no longer willing to be enslaved by the corporatocracy. They are starting to demand their worth as execs continue their pilfering.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Strike, workers

Stephanie Ruhle gets it right. If businesses want workers, pay them more.

May 7, 2021 By Egberto Willies

Stephanie Ruhle gets it right. If businesses want worker, pay them more.

Stephanie Ruhle did not mince her words. She pointed out that businesses should pay more if they want more workers. Full stop.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Stephanie Ruhle, workers

Trump’s America Food managers betting on how many employees will get COVID-19

November 19, 2020 By Egberto Willies

Trump's America Food managers betting on how many employees will get COVID-19

Trump is not guilty of this. But he has normalized it. Supporting this man is a tacit acceptance of the deviancy.

Filed Under: A Few Takes Tagged With: Common Dreams, COVID-19, Tyson Food, workers

Red State governors to their citizens: Starve to death or risk death working; Antiseptic Slavery!

April 30, 2020 By Egberto Willies

I told many on my media show Politics Done Right that capitalism is a form of antiseptic slavery. Many thought I was insensitive or making inflammatory statements. Here is a fact. When it is running in a steady-state mode rarely does one see the deficiencies. When there are disruptions, it heals itself by hurting humanity […]

Filed Under: A Few Takes Tagged With: Red State Governors, slavery, unemployment compensation, workers

CEO $800,000 pay raise (7%) leaves workers in the dust. Why do we tolerate it?

May 28, 2019 By Egberto Willies

We continue to increase the pay of the least deserving as most American workers are treading water.

Filed Under: A Few Takes Tagged With: ceo, raise, workers

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