Class War

Our Baloney Way of Life

Dan Agin | Posted 06.23.2008 | Politics

Read More: Taxes, Socioeconomic Justice, Poltical Season, Class War, Politics News
Dan Agin

The major baloney industry in America is advertising, with politics a close second. In this political season, politics and advertising, much of it from right- wingnut- ideology addicts high on dogma.

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Mark Cuban is Not a Counterfeiter & What To Do if a Russian Oligarch Moves into Your Neighborhood

Max Keiser | Posted 04.20.2008 | Business

Read More: Neo-Feudalism, Counterfeiting, Peter Schiff, Rummy's Peace Palace, Mark Cuban, Class War, Truth About Markets, Greenspan, Yeltsin, Oligarchs, Business News
Max Keiser

America's dollar problem comes from America counterfeiting its own currency and calling that GDP growth. As a result of this hoax we will see an escal...

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Martin, Bobby, John and the Drawbridge of Hope

R.T. Eby | Posted 04.07.2008 | Home

Read More: Poverty, Presidential Election 2008, US Poverty, JFK Assassination, Wealthy Taxes, Income Differences United States, Class War, Poverty Issue, Federal Deficit Republicans, Federal Budget Republican Party, Middle-Class Taxes, Federal Budget Democratic Party, Federal Deficit Democrats, Income Taxes Poor, Poor Taxes, Jfk, Eric Alterman, CEOs Income Taxes, Class Differences, Home News
R.T. Eby

The top 0.1 percent of Americans, who earn more than $10 million a year, pay a lesser share of their income in taxes than those who make between $100,000 and $200,000.

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Race, Gender and Class in Twenty Aught Eight

Ann Medlock | Posted 01.14.2008 | Politics

Read More: Multinationals, Progressive Review, Hillary Clinton Iron My Shirt, Gen Y, Class War, Dream Candidate, Gloria Steinem, Republican Oppo Teams, Re-Regulation, First Woman President, Race, Feminism, Injustice, Barack Obama, First Black President, Gender, 08 Election, Conservative Christians, Iron My Shirt, Corporations, Gloria Steinem New York Times, Jim Hightower, John Edwards, Hillary Clinton, Class, Blue-Collar, Barbara Jordan, Politics News
Ann Medlock

In the blue-collar world, in the world of conservative Christians, and among many of the military, "Iron my shirt" isn't an unreasonable order. It's the way things have been and ever shall be.

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