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  • March 5, 2020: Biden Record: Pro Wall Street, War, Incarceration, Anti-Anita Hill
  • March 4, 2020: Barron’s: “Real Super Tuesday Winners” are Health-Insurance Stocks
  • March 4, 2020: Will Biden Get Serious Scrutiny?
  • February 29, 2020: Debate Moderators Frame Questions to Define Acceptable Politics
  • February 24, 2020: Bernie Sanders Plunges to First Place
  • February 19, 2020: “Corporate Media Are Not Observers of the Electoral Process; They Are Participants”
  • February 13, 2020: Timeline: How DNC Manipulated 2016 Presidential Race
  • February 11, 2020: Activists Demand Public Control of Presidential Debates
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    Citizen Action: Vets Confront Biden Over His Backing Iraq War

    • Last Year Teachers, Now GM Strike

      “A successful strike at General Motors could persuade UAW members that the union is willing to take significant risks to fight on behalf of its members, potentially opening the door to more organizing in the anti-union South, where many auto plants have migrated…’We are the architects of showing a better way, showing the light and…

    • Israel: “Apartheid Vote”

      “…this was an apartheid vote with an apartheid outcome. Any conversation about the election needs to include the context of millions of Palestinians who have no vote over who rules them…While Netanyahu not being around is a pleasant prospect, Cahol Lavan [Blue and White] must be understood as a rightwing party with less corruption issues.…

    • New Advisor is “Bolton Lite”

      “Will O’Brien work to get the U.S. out of Afghanistan? Or will he expand/facilitate war with Iran? Track record suggests latter…This is still a triumph for Pompeo, who gets a State guy in there and a weaker NSA than [with] Bolton. Pompeo is achieving Kissingerian levels of power in national security…”

    • Medicine for All

      “Forcing pharmaceutical companies to compete with a public alternative that does not answer to Wall Street and its demands for profit extraction would transform the market in ways that empowering the federal government to negotiate prices for a subset of drugs would not. It would also mean that patients with chronic diseases like diabetes would…

    • Why Would Saudi Arabia Get Attacked?

      “Easy to think of a rationale, with the U.S. (along with the Saudis) working to destroy not only [Iran’s] petroleum system but their whole economy, a consideration that seems to be left out of commentary that reflexively accepts that what the U.S. is doing, however shocking, cannot really be that bad, perhaps an error in…

    • Trump Threatens War With Iran: Why is Congress AWOL? 

      “It’s certainly true that Congress is charged with deciding whether or not to declare war. But the Congress has failed to live up to its responsibility as the U.S. is waging war in Iraq, Syria, Somalia, Libya, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Niger and elsewhere without a constitutionally mandated declaration of war. The U.S. government is also providing…

    • Beyond the Wall “Debate”: The “Bipartisan Border Industrial Complex”

      “Joe Biden was not telling the truth when at the debate on Thursday he said that the Obama administration did not ‘lock people in cages’ or ‘separate families.’ The statement is an impossible one given the nearly 3 million deportations during the eight years of Obama, the most ever by a sitting president, among other…

    • Biden: New Level of Iraq War Lies

      Presidential candidate Joe Biden is now claiming about the 2003 Iraq invasion: “Yes, I did oppose the war before it began.”…Tracey also writes: “When I reminded Biden that if he opposed the war all along, he could have joined 23 of his Senate colleagues in voting against authorizing it, he replied: ‘No, no, because they…

    • Bolton Out: A Step Away from More War?

      “Of course, Bolton’s departure will naturally increase the influence of Pompeo, a Christian Zionist whose views on Middle East policy, in particular, are very close to hard-line neoconservatives, but hopefully the Pentagon can act as an effective counterweight.”

    • Iraq War Lies Exposed by “Official Secrets” Heroine Influenced by Author

      The film is a remarkably accurate Hollywood account of how British spy Katharine Gun (played by Keira Knightley) attempted to stop the invasion of Iraq by exposing a top secret NSA document proving the U.S. and British governments were spying on other UN members to bully and blackmail their way to a UN authorization for…

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