
What Happens If We Win?
For the Left, winning local office is one thing — actually governing is another.

For the Left, winning local office is one thing — actually governing is another.

Facebook is joining a long tradition of companies minting their own currency to cement their monopoly over the infrastructure of social and economic life. Now is the time to stop tech titans like Mark Zuckerberg in their tracks — before they amass even more power.
The shooting of protesters in Minneapolis is part of a backlash attempting to quiet the movement against police brutality.
How diversity came to replace anti-racism.

This week, Donald Trump went to India to sign a new arms deal with the far-right leader Narendra Modi. And if that wasn’t bad enough, the pair remained silent as Hindu nationalists unleashed a wave of violence against Muslims — targeting their homes, businesses, and places of worship.

The Democratic Party brain trust is floating new ideas on taxes. Their economics are questionable and their politics are worse.
American police can get away with killing someone, but heaven help the civilian who even unintentionally harms a cop.

From independent journalists to big outlets, press freedom is under attack in Israel.

Micah White, the guy who says he “cocreated” Occupy Wall Street, just went to Davos to “achieve great changes” with the 1 percent. Sometimes social movement activism becomes just another scam.

Adam Schiff, the liberal hero of impeachment, is a wholly owned subsidiary of the military-industrial complex and a fervent exponent of permanent war.

Progressive politicians like Ilhan Omar aren’t being attacked because they’re antisemitic. They’re being attacked because they threaten the bipartisan consensus on Israel and US empire.

We still can’t believe the Academy, a notoriously hidebound institution, awarded four Oscars to Parasite, an explicitly anticapitalist movie. But we’ll take it.
If the Right wants to cry about class warfare, we should give them something to cry about.

The ruling class never wanted to give workers the right to vote. But early socialists fought them tooth and nail to expand the franchise.

Right-wing Prime Minister Scott Morrison came to power in Australia tapping into a wellspring of resentment and touting his support for fossil fuels. But now with catastrophic bushfires sweeping across the country, his approval ratings are in free fall.
The Right deploys privilege politics to avoid class politics, obscuring where the real power lies in our society.

Why is Trump going after Obamacare yet again? Because the modern Republican Party has one guiding purpose: to shovel as much money as possible to the rich.

The radical democracy of the future requires more than just elections. We need a legislature by lot.

Tariffs and other forms of protectionism often hurt workers — and trade can help produce good paying, sustainable jobs. But we need to build a trade policy that benefits both US workers and workers in developing countries.