I suppose it was only a matter of time before the “Russia-Gate” hoax spread to Bernie Sanders.
This is Neoliberalism, Part III: How We Build Empire
This is Neoliberalism, Part II: Alienation and Mass Sociopathy by Design
Human evolution taught us to work with each other.
Neoliberalism teaches us to compete with each other.
Troll Smear Nr. 15: “Bernie and Jane are Corrupt”
The screwy accusation of “bank fraud” started by right wing smear merchants and now pushed by anti-Bernie Democrats.
The Smears Against Bernie Must Be Stopped — Here’s How to Do It
“Miss Me Nyet?” — Why the Fall of the USSR was a Disaster for America and the World
Three Reasons why the Democratic Elite Will Never Give Up the Russia-Gate Narrative
For almost 2 years, the Democrats have pushed a narrative purporting that Russians, operating at the direct orders of Vladimir Putin, have been working to subvert American Democracy and install a puppet in power in the form of Donald Trump.
Four – No – FIVE Reasons Why Bernie Sanders Needs to Form a New Party
Updated 20 October 2017 Continue reading
This is Neoliberalism, Part I: The 10 Tenets of Neoliberalism
For the Many, Not the Few: How the UK Elections were a Proxy Battle for US Democrats
All Kidding Aside, There Are Some Serious Questions About Seth Rich’s Murder
I’m not saying anything, except that there is some weird shit going on around this Seth Rich story. I guess the most interesting aspect is that the DNC, the DC Power Elite, the CIA and John Brennan personally, as well as other Intel officials, would all have a very powerful vested interest in keeping this story squelched. Continue reading
Democratic “Liberal” Elites are Destroying the Country
The Democratic Establishment has become an Orwellian nightmare – but more like Animal Farm than 1984.
Don’t Blame the Berners
To put it bluntly: it was not our fault that Hillary was the worst candidate ever.
The Bernie Sanders Rapid Response Library 5.0
Tired of the MSM and Clintonista trolls talking smack about our guy? Wish you had some statistics and facts – or maybe just some snappy comebacks – to combat their bullshit attacks and dismissive smears?
What is Neoliberalism, and How Did It Give Us Trump?
A lot of people are talking about “Neoliberalism” and I think many wonder: what does it actually mean?
Social Justice vs. Economic Justice: The False Dichotomy of Identity Politics
I had a revelation today about the on-going debates between Hillary and Bernie supporters in the wake of the 2016 Election.
My Trip through Bill Clinton’s Arkansas
In the late fall of 1990 a friend and I made a cross country trip from Connecticut to California. We decided to travel via the Southern route, which took us through Arkansas, where Bill Clinton was halfway through serving his second term as Governor.
The Progressive Case for Donald Trump (2016)
First, let me say that I am NOT advocating that any Progressive EVER vote for Donald Trump. The purpose of this article is to elucidate reasons why, as Progressives in a duopolistic system with only two viable candidates, we should not fear to see Donald Trump win the Presidency rather than Hillary Clinton. Continue reading
A Green Party Plea to my Cousin in California (2016)
My dear cousin: as you know, I take exception to your assertion that politics is “persuasion” and that Jill Stein has made her case to the American people and “failed to persuade” enough of them. I have been thinking about your statement and realised that what really bothered me about it was the fact that you were proceeding from an assumption that somehow the US political system was functional and, in its own way, logical and fair – at least to some extent.
I am here to tell you that this is a completely false and demonstrably incorrect assumption. Continue reading
The Conservative Case for Hillary Clinton
To Know Hillary, Look at Her Husband and Barack Obama
“Only Nixon could go to China.” This is now a maxim of American politics, a metaphor for the political phenomenon I call “inoculated immunity”. This is when a politician is deemed by the public to have a set of political “credentials” that prohibit criticism that might otherwise be brought to bear to block certain political objectives. In the case of Nixon, his history of red-baiting and anti-communist rhetoric put his political détente with China beyond reproach. A commie-hater like Nixon would never “sell out” to Red China – that was the common wisdom at the time. And so Nixon’s efforts to normalize relations with China were immune from what should have been a tsunami of criticism and condemnation from the conservative Right and his own Republican Party. Continue reading