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Rebecca Theodore: The 2016 elections and the cost of democracy. read |
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Rebecca Theodore: The 2016 elections and the cost of democracy. read |
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Rebecca Theodore: The 2016 elections and the cost of democracy. read |
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Reid Wilson, Dems hit new low in state legislatures read Russ Martens and Pam Martens, Wall Street Democrats Proved Yesterday That They Still Don’t Get It read Jeremy Scahill: Mike Pence Has “Militant Agenda” Against Women, the Poor, Immigrants, LGBTQ People read Kate Zernike, Betsy DeVos, Trump’s Education Pick, Has Steered Money From Public Schools read DeVos family showers GOP with contributions after DPS vote read Anya Jabour, 100 years of the ‘gender gap’ in American politics read Keith Ellison, Bernie Sanders Meets Spike Lee: ‘Where Do We Go? Where is the Hope?’ read Here is why Robert Reich thinks California will become a nation within a nation read Mark Taliano, The “Left” Is No Longer Left or Progressive. It Has Been Co-Opted read portside.org, Where are the Unions? read Brendan O’Brien, Court says Republican gerrymandering in Wisconsin was unconstitutional read Jacobin, The Phantom Limb — Why It Matters That The United States Has No Labor Party. read G. Pascal Zachary, It Is Time to Consider Progressive Secession: A Vision of Principled Nation States Where Humanistic Values Predominate read Gleb Tsipursky, The Worst Problem In American Politics? read portside.org, Slavery, Democracy, and the Racialized Roots of the Electoral College read Graham Vyse, Libertarians and Democrats Need to Fall in Love Again read Jonathan Easley, Sanders won’t join Democratic Party read Five Stunning Facts About the 2016 Election, read Tim Wallace, The Two Americas of 2016 read Tweet Email, Break Up the Democratic Party: It’s Time for the Clintons and Rubin to Go – and Soros Too read Seth Masket, Could Bernie Sanders Have Won the White House? What About Joe Biden? read Michael Schulson, Revisiting Philip Roth’s 2004 Novel that Predicted the Trump Election read David Iaconangelo, Most Americans don’t want the Electoral College. Why does it prevail? read Akhil Reed Amar and Vikram David Amar, Why We Should Junk the Electoral College read Robert Reich: Democrats must become ‘activist army to peacefully resist what is about to happen’ read Claire Bernish, It’s Worse than You Think — America, Here’s Why It is Time to Start Paying Attention read Tweet Email, Establishment Liberalism: A Curse on Democracy read Tweet Email, Establishment Liberalism: A Curse on Democracy read William G. Sinkford, The dream of white innocence read Pankaj Mishra, Welcome to the age of anger read Tom Boggioni, Watch Bernie Sanders and Sarah Silverman tear into the 2016 election — and the billionaires who bought it watch Tom Boggioni, Watch Bernie Sanders and Sarah Silverman tear into the 2016 election — and the billionaires who bought it watch Eduardo Porter, Where Were Trump’s Votes? Where the Jobs Weren’t read William J. Astore, Too Many Generals Spoil the Democracy read businessman, portside.org Trump’s Bait and Switch read Tweet Email, The Democrats Do Their Job, Again read Nomi Prins, The March of the Billionaires read Eric Sommer, Trump Cabinet Selections: Radical Militarization, A Country to be Governed by Generals and Billionaires read |
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Adele M. Stan, Twelve Ways Gary Johnson Is a Hardcore Right-Winger. read Daniel Schultz, PEW SURVEY SHOWS WE SHOULD LOOK AT RACE, NOT JUST RELIGION IN 2016 ELECTORATE. read George Lakoff, Thwimpie – A Spoiled Brat Named Little Donnie Thwimp. read Justin Miller,, Scott Walker Leaks Could Force Supreme Court to Confront Dark Money. read Anthony J. Gaughan, Explaining Donald Trump’s Shock Election Win Andrea Gawrylewski assembles for Scientific American reactions from Richard Dawkins and many other prominent scientists on Trump’s win. read Noam Chomsky, Trump in the White House. “It is hard to find words to capture the fact that humans are facing the most important question in their history – whether organized human life will survive in anything like the form we know – and are answering it by accelerating the race to disaster. ….The campaign itself was remarkable in its avoidance of issues, and media commentary generally complied, keeping to the concept that true objectivity means reporting accurately what is “within the beltway” but not venturing beyond. ,,,I don’t think one can answer with any confidence. Trump is too unpredictable. There are too many open questions. What we can say is that popular mobilization and activism, properly organized and conducted, can make a large difference. Chris Hedges, It’s Worse Than You Think. “Our capitalist democracy ceased to function more than two decades ago. We underwent a corporate coup carried out by the Democratic and Republican parties. There are no institutions left that can authentically be called democratic. Trump and Hillary Clinton in a functioning democracy would have never been presidential nominees. The long and ruthless corporate assault on the working class, the legal system, electoral politics, the mass media, social services, the ecosystem, education and civil liberties in the name of neoliberalism has disemboweled the country. It has left the nation a decayed wreck. We celebrate ignorance. We have replaced political discourse, news, culture and intellectual inquiry with celebrity worship and spectacle.” Hedges remembers being told, in 2010, by Noam Chomsky: ‘What are people supposed to think if someone says ‘I have got an answer: We have an enemy’? There it was the Jews. Here it will be the illegal immigrants and the blacks. We will be told that white males are a persecuted minority. We will be told we have to defend ourselves and the honor of the nation. Military force will be exalted. People will be beaten up. This could become an overwhelming force. And if it happens, it will be more dangerous than Germany. The United States is the world power.’ read Diane Ravitch, When Public Goes Private, as Trump Wants: What Happens? Reviews books by Samuel Abrams and Mercedes Schneider. “For the past fifteen years, the nation’s public schools have been a prime target for privatization. Unbeknownst to the public, those who would privatize the public schools call themselves “reformers” to disguise their goal. Who could be opposed to “reform”?….We invest in public education because it is an investment in the future of society. ….Whatever its faults, the public school system is a hallmark of democracy, doors open to all. It is an essential part of the common good. It must be improved for all who attend and paid for by all. Privatizing portions of it, as Trump wants, will undermine public support and will provide neither equity nor better education.” read R. Joseph Hoffmann, PARADIGMATIC UNSUITABILITY: AN INDICTMENT OF DONALD J. TRUMP “Just as no one on the Democratic side managed to say that Trump’s definition of greatness was an absurdity because it was nothing more than a crabbed and nostalgic vision of little America, they also never managed to come up with a coherent list of reasons supporting the unfit-to-govern meme they tried to sell, preferring instead to itemize his daily wowsers, tweets and untruths as though the American people are smart enough to judge for themselves and can make the distinction between moral reprobacy and an email server. But as we know from the outcome, they can’t.” read Brad Reed, Michael Moore’s tough words for liberals: ‘You weren’t paying attention to your fellow Americans’ read Jim Wallis, Time for Healing. And Resistance. read outfront.org, Back to News. MN LGBTQ organization reaction read uusc.org, Now More than Ever read Brad Reed, Michael Moore’s tough words for liberals: ‘You weren’t paying attention to your fellow Americans’ read Jim Wallis, Time for Healing. And Resistance. read outfront.org, Back to News. MN LGBTQ organization reaction read uusc.org, Now More than Ever read Irissa Cisternino, Trump’s Share Of The White Evangelical Vote Was Huge. “According to Pew, pretty much the only faith group in Trump’s corner were white Christians. Overall, Protestants, Catholics and other Christian faiths supported the Republican candidate, with white Catholics supporting Trump by a margin of 60 percent. All other faith groups supported Hillary Clinton by a large margin. Native American News, Native American Council Offers Amnesty to 220 Million “Undocumented Whites” Living in the U.S. (“Satire”) read Tweet Email, counterpunch.org, The U.S. Elections: End of Empire? A View from Haiti read Tweet Email, counterpunch.org, Death of the Liberal Class? Death to the Liberal Class! read Tweet Email, counterpunch.org, Roaming Charges: When the Pterodactyls Came Home to Roost read Sean Illing, The real reason we have an Electoral College: to protect slave states read theintercept.com, 2012 and Democrats’ Blame-Everyone-Else Posture Now read Drake Baer, Two Big Lessons a Star Sociologist Learned From Studying Trump Country for 5 Years (Arlie Hochschild) read Some of the stunning similarities between Richard Nixon and Donald Trump read Amy Benjamin, Why did Trump Win? A Post-Mortem on the Post-Mortem read James Petras, Presidential Elections: Myths and Deceits read Brian Tashman, League Of The South Hails Trump, Wants ‘No Mercy’ Towards ‘Jews, Minorities And Anti-White Whites’ read Adele M. Stan, A Government Of, By, and For the Deplorables read Alexander George Theodoridis, The Hyper-Polarization of America read Pam Martens and Russ Martens, Election 2016: The World Was Watching – With Disgust read Joachim Hagopian, Who is Donald Trump? Why the US Globalist Elites Dread President-Elect Donald Trump. Fearing He’ll Lead People to Revolt against New World Order read Rodrigue Tremblay, Political Earthquake: The Trump Revolution in The United States. The New President’s Herculean Task Ahead read This Wasn’t a Working-Class Revolt. It Was a White Revolt. read What So Many People Don’t Get About the U.S. Working Class read prri.org, Correlation Between White Christians, Trump Win in Key States read Tweet Email, counterpunch.org, The Revenge of Class and the Death of the Democratic Party read theintercept.com, White Supremacists Celebrate Trump’s Election, Call for Ban on “Non-European” Immigratio read Ben Kamisar, Pollsters go back to drawing board read Brad Reed, Noam Chomsky: Progressives who refused to vote for Hillary Clinton made a ‘bad mistake’ read Paul Craig Roberts, [Reflects on Election] read Frank Newport, National Polling Accurately Nails Popular Vote read Thomas Byrne Edsall, Why Trump Really Won: It’s Not Just Race, Gender and Class read Portside.org, What About the Black Working Class? read wjastore, Why the Democrats Lost read Martin Marty on “A Poem for the 2016 Election” read Naomi Klein, Trump Defeated Clinton, Not Women read Brandi Miller, To White Evangelicals, a Long Overdue Dear John Letter read Lambert Strether, Two More Myths About Clinton’s Defeat in Election 2016 Debunked read Donald Trump and “The Deep State” – Vote Rigging by Both Sides… Key Appointments By Peter Koenig read Slavoj Zizek, Trump Against the Machine: How Political Elites Failed read Claire Bernish, Dear Neoliberal Democrats: Your Blind Support of Criminal Clinton Handed the Presidency to Trump read David Roberts, Trump’s election marks the end of any serious hope of limiting climate change to 2 degrees read Jacob Lupfer, The last hurrah of white Christian America read Robert P. Jones, The Rage of White, Christian America read Tess Owen, Why some evangelical women voted for Trump and why some didn’t read Lambert Strether, Three Myths About Clinton’s Defeat in Election 2016 Debunked read Nick Turse, Tomgram: Nick Turse, America, the Election, and the Dismal Tide read The Editors, thepointmag.com, Rude Awakening:Election 2016 read John Harris, The reasons for Trump were also the reasons for Brexit read Jan Herman, The Revenge of the Mediocre . . . read portside.org, Labor Leaders Deserve Their Share of the Blame for Donald Trump’s Victory read Paul Harvey, Did the “Real America” Elect Trump? read MSNBC, Why Pres. Obama voters went for Trump read Conor Friedersdorf, The Evangelical Reckoning Over Donald Trump read Greg Palast, The Election Was Stolen – Here’s How read Jonathan Swan, How Trump won with evangelicals — and won big read wjastore, Trump and the Art of the Con read John Pilger: ‘The Truth Is… There Was No One To Vote For’ watch Robert Parry, Why Trump Won and Why Clinton Lost read Paul Craig Roberts, White Supremacy Elected Trump? read Russ Martens and Pam Martens, New WikiLeaks Email: Podesta May Have Cost Democrats the Election With Push for Obama Legacy read Greenwald on “Democrats, Trump, and the Ongoing, Dangerous Refusal to Learn the Lesson of Brexit” read Glenn Greenwald: Bernie Sanders Would Have Been a Stronger Candidate Against Donald Trump read Glenn Greenwald: Why Did Trump Win? Blame the Failed Policies of the Democratic Party read Paul Craig Roberts, The Working Class Won the Election? What Kind of Trump Administration? read Robert Parry. Why Trump Won; Why Clinton Lost read Stephen Lendman, Thankfully, It’s Not Madam President… Hold the Cheers for Donald Trump… read Joan C. Williams, What So Many People Don’t Get About the U.S. Working Class read Micah Uetricht, Labor Leaders Deserve Their Share of the Blame for Donald Trump’s Victory read Trent Lapinski, Dear Democrats, Read This If You Do Not Understand Why Trump Won read Nate Silver, Education, Not Income, Predicted Who Would Vote For Trump read Joshua Green, Trump’s Data Team Saw a Different America—and They Were Right read Barack Obama, My Liberal University Cemented My Vote for Trump read Lauren Markoe, White evangelicals, Catholics and Mormons carried Trump read wjastore, Understanding Donald Trump’s Appeal read David Lindorff, Why No Leftist, Progressive or Liberal Should Vote for Hillary Clinton read Agence Global, The Election is Rigged After All read Michel Chossudovsky, Will She Make it to the White House? Waning Mainstream Media Support for Hillary Clinton. read Rebecca Theodore: The 2016 elections and the cost of democracy. read |
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The Secrets of the US Election: Julian Assange Talks to John Pilger read Morally Conflicted Voters read Russ Martens nd Pam Martens, Secret Recordings Emerge in Clinton Foundation Probe read How Intersectionality Can Help Us Understand Women and Racial Minorities Supporting Donald Trump read Bloomberg Company resources read Shawn Helton, Partners in Crime: Goldman Sachs, the Clintons and Wall Street read Steve Pieczenik, Video: Corruption, Cooptation, Cronyism: The Hillary Clinton “Takeover”, The “Counter-Coup”, Action of America’s Intelligence Community watch “Reagan Alumni for Trump” Remind America That GOP Didn’t Start Making Things Up in 2016 read Michel Chossudovsky, FBI Director James Comey: Hillary Should Not Face Criminal Charges. But Who Conducted the Investigation? FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe Whose Wife Received $467,500 read Gleb Tsipursky, Fact-checking Clinton and Trump is not enough read Henry A. Giroux, Unthinkable Politics and the Dead Bodies of Children. “The real challenge for progressives is to build a broad-based movement and create a set of alternate educational public spheres to take on the task of transforming (rather than reforming) the existing capitalist social order and its poisonous relations of power and injustice. Children matter because they remind us of the need not only to create a more democratic future, but also to take seriously the collective struggle and modes of resistance that can make it happen.”m read Ross Douthat, An Election Is Not a Suicide Mission read Barbara Nimri Aziz, “Dysfunctional Democracy”, US Elections: “Less Than A Week…” read Kristian Haug, A Divided US: Sociologist Arlie Hochschild on the 2016 Presidential Election read Gleb Tsipursky, How Your Vote Could Be Worth $664,000 read Joe Klein, Why Hillary Clinton Is the Only Choice to Keep America Great read Eliza Newlin Carney, Time for an ACLU Shift on Campaign Finance? read The Problem With Hillary read Annie Laurie Gaylor, Voters with no religion can sway 2016 election read Paul Krugman, Who Broke Politics? read Stephen Lendman, FBI Director James Comey “to Be Investigated”? read Jack Burns, Senator NUKES Clinton Foundation, Calls it “Largest Money Laundering…Operation in the World” read Steven Mulroy, Maine ballot initiative would let voters rank candidates read Worse Than Watergate? Revisiting the Clinton Email Fiasco read WJ Astore, Hillary versus Trump: How the Hell Did that Happen? read Gleb Tsipursky, How Our Thinking Errors Cause Us To Misinterpret Politics read Sam Tanenhaus,Donald Trump: how reason got fired Report: Justice Department Blocked FBI Probe of Clinton Foundation read Jeff Young, White Stuff: Amid Election Rancor, Writers Reassess The White Working Class. New books about white workers. read Michel Chossudovsky, Hillary Clinton: Wall Street’s Losing Horse? Constitutional Crisis? What’s the End Game? read Thomas Frank, Forget the FBI cache; the Podesta emails show how America is run read Sarah Palin Says Trump Wins Because ‘Polls Are For Strippers’ read Russ Martens and Pam Martens, Latest WikiLeaks Emails Suggest CNN Really Is the Clinton-News-Network read Eric Zuesse, The FBI Can’t Actually Investigate a Candidate Such as Hillary Clinton read Traditional Values Coalition Voting Guide read Mario Murillo, The Reason Millions of Born-Again Christians Will Vote for Hillary Clinton Will Shock You read |
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Adele M. Stan, Twelve Ways Gary Johnson Is a Hardcore Right-Winger. read Daniel Schultz, PEW SURVEY SHOWS WE SHOULD LOOK AT RACE, NOT JUST RELIGION IN 2016 ELECTORATE. read George Lakoff, Thwimpie – A Spoiled Brat Named Little Donnie Thwimp. read Justin Miller,, Scott Walker Leaks Could Force Supreme Court to Confront Dark Money. read Rebecca Theodore: The 2016 elections and the cost of democracy. read |
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orhancam, Congress, Graded by Their Values. read Tom Gallagher, Third Party Loyalists: Insanity Redefined or Political Attention Deficit Disorder? read Casey Coates Danson, Glenn Greenwald: Regardless of Trump, Journalists Must Do Their Homework and Investigate Clinton. read Russ Martens and Pam Martens, Hedge Fund Billionaires Help Push Wasserman Schultz to a Primary Win. read Jake Johnson, Courting the Right, Smearing the Left: The Ethos of the Clinton Campaign. read Tomgram: Rebecca Gordon, Making Sense of Trump and His National Security State Critics. read Lakoff: Trump’s use of language. “I have found that he is very careful and very strategic in his use of language. The only way I know to show this is to function as a linguist and cognitive scientist and go through details…..He is a talented charlatan. Keeping you off balance is part of his game. As is appealing to ordinary thought mechanisms in the people he is addressing. “ read Real scandal of Hillary’s emails — conductingforeign policy in private. read Lauren McCauley on the progressive wave since Bernie. read Philip Giraldi on Michael Morell (former CIA) and Clintons, israel, Putin. read Greg Palast on GOP “stealth war against voters.” read R. Joseph Hoffman on flim-flam. “Donald Trump belongs to a species of American humour that many people considered defunct until he reignited our passion to be hornswoggled, lied to, and persuaded that the world is reducible to the sum total of our competing prejudices and desires. ….If he is elected, Donald Trump will reign as the pre-forgiven leader whose lies and callous indifference to truth have been wiped away by gullible and forgiving Christian yokels just as surely as Jesus wiped away their sins.” read Donors to the Clinton Foundation. read Al Gore: Don’t vote 3rd party. read Jonathan Chait on Hillary’s ethical problems. “The Clinton Foundation is a stand-in for the Clintons’ sloppy ethics in general. In the eyes of their enemies, the Clintons are criminals on a world-historic scale; in the eyes of their supporters, innocent victims of a massive smear campaign. The reality is that their venality is rather ordinary. There’s a reason the term politician is synonymous with lying, calculation, and ambition — these are common qualities for politicians.” read Norman Solomon on Hillary’s corporate transition team. read Rebecca Theodore: The 2016 elections and the cost of democracy. read |
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Robert Parry on the dangers of excessive Trump-bashing. read Jon Queally: Sanders campaign creates “Our Revolution.”. read Tim Murphy’s Trump files. read Henry Giroux on neofascism (with Paul Jay). read Zephyr Teachout “Challenges Billionaire Right-Wing Donors to Debate.” read A Republican Workers Party? read Matt Agorist, Soros hack shows his election manipulations. read WSJ on slipperiness of Clinton Foundation. read Jim Naureckas, How Hillary Clinton and “American Power” Paved the Way for Shocking Violence in Honduras. A recent op-ed fails to acknowledge the relationship between U.S. support for a coup and the Honduran murder rate. read Jon Schwarz on ghost corporations that fund Super PACs. read Rick Shenkman on how voters fail democracy. “The problem we face is that the dominant feeling in our politics right now is anger. And anger sabotages our surveillance system. When we’re angry we are on automatic pilot. We don’t think. We react. Anger has its uses, to be sure. Angry people feel empowered when they’re angry. In small groups anger can help fuel social change. But when a whole society is angry compromise, the lifeblood of democratic politics, is impossible.” read September 2016 issue of Annals devoted to elections in America. read Bill Black: Few (if any) progressives on Hillry’s transition team. read Paul Craig Roberts, What Became of the Left? “I offer the left, or the simulacrum that remains, a different hope: trust the power of truth. Don’t defend the oppressor, attack him, and as you attack him your might will grow. People are not forever fools. A time comes when their personal situation contradicts the story fed to them. But if there is no leadership, awareness cannot graduate into revolt.” read Daniel Schulz on small-town Trumpkins. read Katrina vanden Heuvel: The Sanders movement is just beginning. read HJ Astore on Hillary’s choice of Ken Salazar showing that she is not a progressive. read Neil Gross on the decline in un ions and the rise of Trump. read Mark Karlin proposes a multi-party system. read Thomas Frank: With Trump bound to lose, Hillary will not need to be progressive. read Lynn Parramore on new evidence of direct role of money. “Their answer is stunning: there is strong, direct link between what the major political parties spend and the percentage of votes they win — far stronger than all the airy dismissals of the role of money in elections would ever lead you to think, and certainly stronger than anything you read in your poli sci class. ….If it turns out that the US has entered a Post-Democratic age, the situation will not be improved by social scientists behaving like ostriches. It is time economics, political science, and history recognize the reality of industrial and financial blocs within parties and acknowledge money’s powerful effects on elections.” read Ferguson, a study on money and politics. read Henry Giroux with Paul Jay on lesser evil interpretations of election. read Glenn Greenwald, Dems have long history of accusing Kremlin allegiance. “For Democrats to now adopt this warped template, and try to equate efforts to reduce tensions with Russia with some sort of disloyalty, is nothing short of mad…..But by far the greatest irony in all of this is that Democrats have now explicitly adopted the exact smears that were used by the Far Right for decades to demonize liberals and the left as disloyal Kremlin stooges…..the methods, rhetoric, and tactics Democrats are now using are identical to the ones used by America’s Right for decades to smear liberals and the left.” read “Historians Against Trump” shows controversial role for public intellectuals. read George Lakoff on Trump’s successes. “Their job is to impose their view of strict father morality in all areas of life. If they have the Congress, and the Presidency and the Supreme Court, they could achieve this. They don’t need to name policies, because the Republicans already of hundreds of policies ready to go. They just need to be in complete power…..Values come first, facts and policies follow in the service of values. They matter, but they always support values.” read Ben Stein, conservative economist, on Trump. “The Evidence That Tax Cuts Stimulate Business In Any Kind Of Meaningful Way … Is Extremely Poor.” read Robert Reich on building with Bernie supporters for 2018. read Noam Chomsky on why leftists should vote for Hillary. read Claire Bernish: Poll shows millennials reject both parties. read Rebecca Theodore: The 2016 elections and the cost of democracy. read |
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Ru Freeman: Want a 3rd party? Vote Hillary, support Bernie. read Lauren McCauley: Democrats still “a plaything of the super-rich.” read Nones are new “powerhouse bloc.” read Noam Chomsky’s 8-point rationale for lesser-evil voting (LEV). read Thom Hartmann op-ed on so-called “free trade.” read Robet Reich: Trump economic speech shifts from “lunacy” to regular GOP “nonsense.” watch Robert Parry: Hillary turns to McCarthyism. read Daniel Byrd: Racism even more than neoliberalism behind the rise of Trump. read Katrina vanden Heuvel: Sanders movement is only a beginning. read Sean Adl-Tabatabai: Three anti-Clinton reporters dead under mysterious circumstances. read Russ Feingold wins WI primary. read Lynn Parramore on new evidence of the role of Big Money — summarizing Thomas Ferguson findings. “Their answer is stunning: there is strong, direct link between what the major political parties spend and the percentage of votes they win – far stronger than all the airy dismissals of the role of money in elections would ever lead you to think, and certainly stronger than anything you read in your poli sci class.” read Assange confirms that murdered DNC staffer was source of Wikileaks revelations. read Robert Reich: Real threat to US sovereignty is money from abroad. read Ryan Felton on Trump’s economic solutions. read Sen. Warren refutes Triump economics speech. read Finian Cunningham: Pentagon and CIA back Hillary. read Mark Ash. Bernie should become the “Opposition Leader.” read Henry Giroux: Trump and atomization in a neoliberal age. read American Psychiatric Association says members should not label someone (e.g. Trump) that they have not personally evaluated. read Pepe Rscobar: Hillary as the “war queen.” “She will act as a surefire faithful servant of the Saudi/Israeli alliance. The road map is ready. And neocons and neoliberalcons alike can hardly contain their excitement at seeing in action “a force that can flex across several different mission sets and prevail.” read More leaks show anti-Sanders compliances with DNC of NY Times and MSNBC. read Cornel West supports Jill Stein. read David Swanson shocked at Hillary victory. read Jake Johnson: Oligarchs feel at home in both parties. read |
