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Category Archives: Economics
Where is the Accountability for the Killers Ushering in the Climate Apocalypse?
Today’s climate crisis dwarfs the 1940s threat of Nazism, the 9/11 attack, or the massive bank robberies that took place during the Reagan & Bush administrations. It threatens all life on earth… By Thom Hartmann/ hartmannreport.com/ May 25, 20 If … Continue reading
Rachel Maddow Names Pro-Hitler Speakers Appearing At Same Event As Eric Trump
“I can’t really believe they are going ahead with it,” the MSNBC anchor said of the upcoming “ReAwaken America” tour being hosted at a Donald Trump hotel.
Posted in America, democracy, Donald Trump, inequality, politics, racism, Republican Party
Tagged Eric Trump, MSNBC, Rachel Maddow
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Banking Greed
Can We Stop the Greed-Heads From Their Destruction of Banking & More? As we learned from the Iroquois, working on behalf of and protecting society from greedy predators should be the first job of every government… By Thom Hartmann/ The … Continue reading
Posted in America, corporations, Donald Trump, Economics, economy, finance, government, politics, Wall Street
Tagged deregulation, FDIC, greed, Silicon Valley Bank, Thom Hartmann
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In Case You Haven’t Figured It Out
Letter to the editor, Monterey Herald, February 28, 2023 Have you ever wondered how, in the richest country in the world, so many Americans are hungry, homeless, lacking health care and living in poverty? In fact, about 64% of our … Continue reading
Posted in America, Economics, economy, government, inequality, politics, poverty
Tagged Arlen Grossman, Bill Gates, Congress, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Monterey Herald, Supreme Court
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The Real Way to Measure Our Economy
Posted in Economics, economy, government, inequality, politics
Tagged Robert Reich, stock market
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The Democrats Will Probably Lose the Midterms, Because Our Society Is Falling Apart BYLIZA FEATHERSTONE/ Jacobin/ November 2, 2022 The Democrats are too beholden to the rich, and they face structural obstacles that are too daunting, to address the profound … Continue reading
Posted in America, Congress, crime, democracy, Democratic Party, Economics, economy, elections, Republican Party
Tagged Jacobin, Lisa Featherstone
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BASIC ECONOMIC THEORY
A different Way to Look at Government Spending, Deficits, and Society’s Needs Hint: households can’t print money, but our government can.
Posted in Congress, Economics, economy, government, politics, taxes
Tagged Debt, deficits, Fedeal Reserve, Modern Economic Theory, printing money, Stephanie Kelton, TED Talks
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Chris Hedges Interviews Cornel West
April 15, 2022 In this premiere episode of The Chris Hedges Report, Dr. West joins Chris Hedges to discuss the decay of the American empire, the struggle to show international solidarity in the face of escalating militarism, and what it … Continue reading
Posted in America, democracy, Economics, foreign policy, government, inequality, philosophy, politics
Tagged Chris Hedges, Cornel West
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Insider Trading by Our Representatives
Who could have known that members of Congress would take advantage of their position? Maybe everybody.
Posted in America, finance, government, stock market
Tagged insider trading, Robert Reich, Wall Street
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