Definitely Not Your Father's Washington Post
Submitted by Phoebe Loosinhouse on Fri, 09/23/2016 - 8:03pmOr the Washington Post that I remember.
Why The Quislings Lost
Submitted by ek hornbeck on Fri, 09/23/2016 - 3:42pm
The Decline and Fall of the Neoliberal political consensus rests on two rocks, the preening pompous arrogance of the professional political class (including media) is one, and their abject incompetence and failure is another.
Who would you rather elect? A Gilded Class Twit like David Miliband who masquerades as a working people's delegate in Westminster and merely commutes to his constituency or Karen?
a woman born and raised in the area. Karen is a bus driver with a disabled husband, who has lived in a three-bedroom home for years — but the coalition thinks they have too much space and has cut their housing benefit. So when Karen attacks Cameron’s bedroom tax, she draws on personal experience of being forced to downsize.
The choice is more than obvious.
Why Corbyn Will Win
Submitted by ek hornbeck on Fri, 09/23/2016 - 3:40pm
Tomorrow the British Labour Party will announce the results of their second Leadership election in a year. Every expectation is that Jeremy Corbyn will win by a greater margin (60% - 40%) than he did the first time.
I am certainly going to revisit the mendacity and hubris of the Traitors at length, in depth, and repeatedly, because they illustrate so much of the Neoliberal sickness that infests our own politics but today I want to highlight the positive reasons he has won.
A Response - This Election is Irrelevant - by the RantingRooster
Submitted by RantingRooster on Fri, 09/23/2016 - 3:32pmRevolutions through out history, while not all the same in nature or cause, do have a common thread that runs through every revolution, the disenchantment of the masses. This isn't to say that just because we don't agree with the prevailing Zeitgeist, we should over turn the apple cart so to speak. I firmly believe that we have to expose the prevailing Zeitgeist for the fraud that it truly is, through a sustained information campaign, ie a propaganda war if you will.
The Most Hard Hitting Interview of Hillary Clinton Ever (Sadly)
Submitted by Steven D on Fri, 09/23/2016 - 2:46pmThe Evening Blues - 9-23-16
Submitted by joe shikspack on Fri, 09/23/2016 - 2:42pm
Minneapolis police announce new policy
Submitted by Robyn on Fri, 09/23/2016 - 2:10pmMinneapolis police have revamped their policies for dealing with transgender people in a partnership that advocates say likely will continue to evolve, but shows that the city is taking to heart how all of its citizens are treated.
Third Party Seriously
Submitted by Big Al on Fri, 09/23/2016 - 1:55pmRant. This is just a rant by a dude in a room in a house. It's just a long comment so don't sweat it. I was going to write about how I am interested in a new political system because the one we have sucks. But I've done that before on this blog and it didn't turn out so well. People either don't want a new political system or think it simply can't happen therefore it's a stupid fucking idea, magic fairy dust stuff.
FBI gave Cheryl Mills Immunity in E-mail Investigation
Submitted by katchen on Fri, 09/23/2016 - 11:28amHouse Oversight Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz, who has been looking into the FBI’s investigation of Clinton, said federal investigators were given access to Mills’ computer but only condition that the FBI’s findings could not used against her, the AP reports.
Really, Hillary? Really?
Submitted by Hillbilly Dem on Fri, 09/23/2016 - 8:00amWhere do I start? Ah, I know. Right-to-work. In this 50 second clip of her (hopefully) closed circuit address to labor, she tells them how she will fight against the scourge of working folk, right-to-work laws. Now is this right-to-work different from the right-to-work that her hand picked vice presidential nominee, Tim Kaine, both supported and signed into law as Virginia's governor?
