Lieberman has become part of the Establishment that's perpetrated a hostile takeover of our government, and the upcoming primary is a way for Connecticut voters to take their government back.
Sen. Joe Lieberman's move to leave the Democratic Party today is the act of a defeated man so focused on holding onto Connecticut's Senate seat that he is trying to thwart the will of voters.
What is Goldman Sachs buying with this brazen payoff to someone they knew was headed to one of the most powerful government posts in America?
Obviously, the important word from the DSCC is "likely" - that still leaves them the opportunity to reverse themselves.
Matt Singer, the communications director of the Progressive States Network, has a terrific new op-ed posted on TomPaine.com that analyzes how many sta...
The Appropriations Committee used to be one of the great committees in Congress. Now, it is a breeding ground for corruption.
Clearly, it is the bought off, the dishonest and the immoral who would sit by while our government openly debates whether to reward a country like North Korea for its horrific treatment of its people.
Want to know why Washington Democrats have stopped focusing on and talking about the GOP's culture of corruption? Just read this story in today's New ...
It's early morning down here at in Lexington, Kentucky and I just finished drafting remarks for a press conference I will be attending in Frankfort wh...
DeWine actually expects voters to believe that these industries are showering him in cash because they are just nice and that their generosity to Mikey is just motivated by the goodness in their heart.
In America's money-drenched political system, our government's sellout trade policy is something that is rarely - if ever - discussed in an honest way...
Are lawmakers going to sell out America's national security? Or are they going to stand up to Big Money interests and say this trade deal and others like it are unacceptable?
The Billings Outpost has a solid review up of Hostile Takeover. Also, the New York Times will be reviewing the book this Sunday in its book section th...
With news that Ned Lamont is pulling ahead of D.C. cocktail-party favorite Joe Lieberman, the elitists are out in full force.
God forbid we start talking about systemic problems, then we can actually have a real debate about the power equations that drive our broken political process.
The real definition of strength is one where politicians hiding behind their security details don't spew "bring it on" rhetoric while indefinitely leaving American soldiers as targets in a Baghdad shooting gallery.
Friedman actually went on record admitting he advocates for specific trade deals without knowing anything about what's in the trade deals he is writing about.
A message pushing a reform of corporate-written trade policy is not just good policy, but would regain the votes of the very working class constituencies the Democratic Party has lost.
A stunning piece today shows that the real agenda of these Big Money insiders is to pretend to care about stagnating wages, slashed pensions, and job outsourcing.
We, the vast majority of ordinary Americans, have every right - no, every responsibility - to democratically challenge elected officials when they stop representing us.
I've documented repeatedly how New York Times columnist Tom Friedman parrots the propaganda of Big Money, using his column to legitimize some of the w...
