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Category Archives: Republican Party
The Democrat vs. The Republic Party
By Arlen Grossman … Continue reading
Posted in Democratic Party, politics, Republican Party
Tagged Arlen Grossman, Democrat Party, Republic Party
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Charges Too Narrow–Why?
Ralph Nader is right. Why did the Democrats charge Trump with such a narrow offense. Why didn’t they go after his emoluments violations, for example. Or improperly using funds destined by Congress for Ukraine and using it instead on his … Continue reading
Posted in America, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, government, Impeachment, politics, Republican Party
Tagged Amy Goodman, Democracy Now, emolulents, Ralph Nader
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Who Do Republicans Work For?
Why have no Republicans turned on Trump? A corrupted Supreme Court By Thom Hartmann/ Raw Story/ December 4, 2019 There is a very simple reason why some Republicans voted for the impeachment proceedings against Richard Nixon, but none have so … Continue reading
DEATH THROES OF DEMOCRACY
How our republic could die in the age of Trump — in a stunning parallel to the fall of Rome By Thom Hartmann/ Alternet/ May 20, 2019 The American republic could die, just like Rome. Wavering for some time on … Continue reading
Posted in America, Donald Trump, government, politics, Republican Party
Tagged Edward J. Watts, Republic, Roman Republic
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Not Much of a Maverick
All the gushing praise of Senator John McCain is embarrassing. The man occasionally would say or vote in a courageous way. But when you come right down with it, he was still a reliable Republican, voting the party line far … Continue reading
Posted in government, John McCain, politics, Republican Party
Tagged campaign finance reform, maverick
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Has It Gotten This Bad?
Trump’s Divide-and-Conquer Strategy By Robert Reich/ robertreich.org/ February 4, 2018 If Robert Mueller finds that Trump colluded with Russia to fix the 2016 election, or even if Trump fires Mueller before he makes such a finding, Trump’s supporters will … Continue reading
Posted in Donald Trump, government, politics, Republican Party
Tagged Fox News, Robert Mueller, Robert Reich, Russia
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The Real Coup Plot Is Trump’s
By Jascha Mounk/ New York Times/ December 20, 2017 When Donald Trump’s campaign was accused of spreading “fake news,” he quickly appropriated the term for himself. The true purveyors of fake news, he claimed, were television networks like CNN and … Continue reading
Posted in Donald Trump, media, politics, Republican Party, Uncategorized
Tagged Jascha Mounk, Jesse Waters, New York Times
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The Triumph of the Oligarchy
By Robert Reich/ robertreich.org/ December 17, 2017 By passing the tax plan, Republican donors will save billions — paying a lower top tax rate, doubling the amount their heirs can receive tax-free, and treating themselves as “pass-through” businesses able to … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, economy, government, inequality, politics, Republican Party, taxes, Uncategorized
Tagged Donald Trump, Koch Brothers, oligarchs, oligarchy, Robert Reich, tax plan
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Having No Shame
Republicans Are Looting the Treasury While They Still Can They know a backlash is coming, and they’re making the most of their power while they have it. By Joshua Holland/ The Nation/ December 2, 2017 The tax bill Senate Republicans … Continue reading
Posted in government, politics, Republican Party, taxes, Uncategorized
Tagged Joshua Holland, Republican tax bill, The Nation
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