Tag: Bernie Sanders
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A Problem With the Progressive Conversation
Reading Time: 3 minutesThere is a problem with the progressive conversation. Progressives have apparently forgotten everything that has happened since the 2016 election. Maybe that’s why they keep trying to help the Democratic Party. They started doing this while the Biden administration was still in control and they continued through the Harris campaign. Now they’re…
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Question the Far-Right’s Claim to God’s Favor
Reading Time: 4 minutesThe right wing’s narrative describes a world in which evangelical Christians and their allies have God on their side. Normally I wouldn’t disagree–according to Christian doctrine, God is on the side of the human race. But they are actually saying God approves of their politics. They apparently assume this will convince believers…
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The Return of Liberalism?
Reading Time: 4 minutesThe Meritocracy Versus Just America I recently watched George Packer talk about his new book, Last Best Hope. I agree with most of what I heard in this interview (although there are hints that he is not an ally of progressives). Parker is calling for the return of liberalism. On the positive…
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The Criminal State
Reading Time: 2 minutesThere are only two political rivals in the world today: organized crime and the state. It is true that there are many seemingly valid state ideologies vying for attention, but they are mostly different versions of the same idea, none of which defend the state in the way it needs to be…
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Reactionary Politics in Brazil
Reading Time: < 1 minuteProblem: Solution: https://youtu.be/kOlbYyJWiGE
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This is a War in the Making
Reading Time: < 1 minuteSee this link for the latest statements warning Trump against striking Syria. First is Democracy Now’s report of a statement from Bernie Sanders: On Wednesday, Sanders tweeted, “President Trump has no legal authority for broadening the war in Syria. It is Congress, not the president, who determines whether our country goes to war,…
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Neoconservatives Against the World
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe knew that this election was a contest between two deep state factions, but the most interesting thing in my opinion is the fact that both Trump and Clinton represent neoconservative influences. It was Bill Clinton who allowed the left-wing neocons to take control of the Democratic Party.[1] (Page 36, Location 465)…