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Author Archives: Arlen Grossman
Is America on Strike?
Posted in America, Economics, economy, labor
Tagged labor strike, Robert Reich, Striketober
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“It’s the Media, Stupid!
How the Rise of Right-Wing Fake News is Ruining Democracy By Arlen Grossman/ October 20, 2021 Headlined at OpEd News, October 21, 2021 As our democracy unravels, as it surely is doing, Donald Trump and his reactionary co-conspirators should be … Continue reading
I Like America.
Well, I like 13 things about it By Michael Moore/ Michaelmoore.com/ October 17, 2021 Deep in thought after Anupa’s question on Tuesday On Tuesday night, while conducting this Substack’s first live-stream Q & A (a now monthly “thank you” to … Continue reading
The Anonymous Executioners of the Corporate State
By Chris Hedges/ ScheerPost/ October 6, 2021 Judge Loretta Preska, an advisor to the conservative Federalist Society, to which Chevron is a major donor, sentenced human rights attorney and Chevron nemesis Steven Donziger to six months in prison Friday for … Continue reading
Posted in America, civil liberties, corporations, crime, democracy, government, Justice, politics
Tagged Chevron, Chris Hedges, Equador, Loretta Preska, ScheerPost, steven donziger, Victor Klemperer, whistleblower
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SLOW MOVING COUP
Bill Maher’s New Rules Commentary is too real and too scary!
In The End, Bin Laden Won He couldn’t have done it without us By Michael Moore/ MichaelMoore.com/ September 7, 2021 I decided to go and meet the Taliban in the spring of 1999, two years before the 9/11 attacks. Most … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, America, foreign policy, politics, Terrorism, war, War on Terror
Tagged Michael Moore, Osama bin Laden, Saudi Arabia, Taliban
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The Dems Govern, the GOP Attacks
Voters can replace a party that knows how to fight with one that knows how to govern By Robert Reich/ The Guardian/ August 16, 2020 The Democratic party is basically a governing party, organized around developing and implementing public policies. … Continue reading
Posted in Democratic Party, Donald Trump, government, politics, Republican Party
Tagged Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Robert Reich, the Guardian
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