If we are honest and avoid shifting blame, we will see that America itself is most of the cause of any immigration problems certain politicians are making noise about. The US fully supports (yes, both Obama […]
The first national presidential poll is out, and the results may be disturbing to the DNC-led “mainstream” (i.e. centrist) Democratic Party leadership. At this early time, Bernie Sanders’ national lead (at least in this poll) is […]
Old Habits Die Hard America is back to its old interventionist habits in Central and South America. Perhaps this is just a natural outgrowth of US foreign policy since 9-11 of war and nonstop military […]
Like it or not, we live in a society divided by a number of factors, including ethnicity, education, language, religion, skin hue (sadly), and others. But the biggest dividing line of all, and the hardest […]
It’s Happening in Many Countries Beside the U.S. Every single country that has been governed by corporate-centrist principles that favor the interests of the wealthy and big business over needs of regular working people, are […]
Over the last several decades or so, many countries in the so-called “developed” world (meaning, richest countries) have been governed by a position or outlook often called “centrism”. America, England, France, Italy, Sweden and others have […]
If progressive policies that benefit masses of working and poor Americans are the key to re-establishing political dominance for the Democratic Party, then why doesn’t the Party just decisively go that way? It is because […]
2018 Election Day came and went, and Democrats did have something of a “blue wave”. Although it wasn’t quite a tsunami, the “wave” carried-in a new Democratic Party majority in the House Of Representatives, a […]
There are a number of reasons to anticipate some kind of anti-Trump, anti-GOP “Blue Wave” in November’s election. First, midterm elections in the US normally favor the party out of power. In addition, many citizen-led […]
In these anxiety-filled days of Trump and the rise to power of the GOP right-wing, it is easy to fantasize that everything would be great if only Bernie Sanders had been elected in 2016 instead. […]
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