At the end of the year the Washington Post published as "news" a story that pushed the idea of "a special commission to make the tough decisions that will be required to dig the nation out of debt."
Moving trade overseas is just a way of evading the public structures that helped the company grow large enough to outsource labor in the first place.
The Supreme Court could say as soon as Monday that corporate executives are free to use huge amounts of corporate resources to directly influence elections. If this happens, it will fundamentally change the way our elections are decided.
A policy to help our economy doesn't have to be at the expense of others. It can be a policy to help bring workers in other countries up to our standards.
Currently there is a proposal being floated for a "debt commission" structured to force solutions to the national debt without the cumbersome processes of democracy getting in the way.
The blogs and airwaves are full of explanations for the MA Senate special election's outcome, mostly involving people being upset at particulars of th...
The Supreme Court has ruled 5-4 to make George W. Bush President allow large corporations to spend as much as needed to place their candidates in offi...
The Supreme Court yesterday allowed corporate executives to tap into their company's resources and use that money to directly influence elections inst...
The marketplace is now irrelevant - only company size matters. It is just more efficient to beat your competitors by buying legislation than it is by competing in the marketplace.
If you were looking to get intelligence info, who would be more obvious to turn to than the true believers of the conservative movement? These clucks will believe literally anything if it's worded correctly.
We must rally and take back control of our democracy and our future. This Supreme Court decision must be countered with immediate legislation or it means the loss of so many things that we value.
