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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
  • Using documentation and grassroots action to challenge corporate dominance over our political life.


    Citizen Action: Vets Confront Biden Over His Backing Iraq War

    • Fast Food Protests Today

      “But as evidenced by the 270 nationwide rallies intended to influence the 2016 election, Fight for 15 is more a march on the media than a worker organizing campaign. Interviews with dozens of workers and SEIU organizers have revealed workers have almost no input over the goals of the campaign, who is being organized, what…

    • Netanyahu in D.C.

      “Earlier this year, Hagler successfully helped worked towards the [United Church of Christ] Church passing a divestment and boycott resolution on Israel. Hagler today said: ‘It’s ironic that so many are focusing on Palestinian knives given the massive scale of Israeli attacks on Palestinians.'”

    • What About the “Keystone XL Clone”?

      “While the Obama White House Keystone XL decision has been touted by most environmentalists and criticized by Big Oil and its front groups, the truth is much more complex and indeed, dirty. That’s because for years behind the scenes the Obama Administration has quietly been approving hundreds of miles-long pieces of pipeline owned by pipeline…

    • TPP and China: “It’s the Geopolitics Stupid”

      “Tensions between rising and declining powers are inevitable, but they can be transformed and overcome through common/shared security trade and military-related diplomacy. We would do well to learn from history and to pursue win-win diplomacy rather than self-defeating zero-sum challenges.”

    • What’s ISDS? How TPP “Puts Corporations in Driver’s Seat”

      “The text released this morning clearly demonstrates what we have long feared: The TPP’s investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) provisions would enable investors from any of the TPP countries to challenge environmental and public health laws, regulations and court decisions in international tribunals that circumvent the U.S. and any other country’s judicial system. Right now, a…

    • Electoral Reform Wins in Tuesdays’ Election

      “Electoral reform played a big role in the 2015 elections this year. Ohio voters overwhelmingly passed a state constitutional amendment requiring that redistricting be done according to certain criteria by a bipartisan commission, and advocates of public financing of campaigns had big wins in Seattle and in Maine.”

    • * Russia and Kurds * U.S. Troops and Chalabi * Haitian Election

      “Stung by Vladimir Putin’s military intervention, Obama last week foreswore his previous refusal to put boots on the ground, announcing he’s sending a small contingent of U.S. special operations commandos to help America’s close allies, the Syrian Kurdish rebels. But to scant notice, the Kurds are receiving increased support from Russia as well — and…

    • Left and Right Opposing the “Privatization of the Justice System”

      “Forced arbitration clauses impact virtually every aspect of your life, from buying a car to credit card agreements to your employment. They even wipe out the right to go to court for many civil rights violations. The constitutional right of a citizen to sue has been fundamentally taken away.”

    • A Tale of Two Retirements

      “We examined the retirement assets of the Fortune 500 CEOs. … One CEO, David Novak from YUM Brands (Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, KFC), has $234 million in his retirement account, yet hundreds of thousands of YUM’s low-wage restaurant workers have no retirement at all.”

    • Sanders’ Post Office Banking for Nearly 100 Million “Unbanked”

      “The USPS doesn’t spend taxpayer money, and would run at a profit but for the poisonous provision of the Postal Enhancement and Accountability Act of 2006, which requires it to fund its pensions decades into the future. Postal banking, for extremely low fees and lending rates, would make the USPS financially solvent while providing a…

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