Lawmakers like Wynn think they can pocket big checks from the drug industry and paint a corporate giveaway as a reward for workers without anyone saying much of anything. But that's not the case anymore.
The politics really are unfathomable, both when you consider the polling on the issue and when you consider that the Democratic Party, months after an election, is pushing another set of NAFTAs.
Lots of big news as we approach this week's expected vote on the Peru Free Trade Agreement - the first of the secretly-crafted, lobbyist-written agree...
This morning, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Peru Free Trade Agreement - the first bill designed to expand the NAFTA trade model. The bi...
Under intense pressure from opponents in the 2008 presidential race and a building national fair trade movement, Sen. Hillary Clinton tonight finally ...
This is not some flashback to the 19th Century -- workers still are being persecuted for daring to want to come together and make their voices heard collectively.
Last week, I appeared on Colorado statewide television to debate Gov. Bill Ritter's recent executive order giving state workers the right to join stat...
Why when polls show overwhelming opposition to NAFTA-style trade policies are two leading Democratic candidates talking out of both sides of their mouths on the issue?
The Great Education Myth is such unquestioned orthodoxy among our elite media and politicians that it has become an assumption that is flippantly forwarded without even a flinch.
Note: If you are tired of major issues like this getting no coverage in the face of a media blackout and thus you would like to see my nationally synd...
As many of you know, this year I have started writing a nationally syndicated weekly newspaper column through Creators Syndicate. From the beginning,...
Government opposition to Brad Miller's bill is yet another example of how the term "conservatism" has become a synonym for "corrruption" - in this case, to defend predatory lenders.