Occupy Dallas evicted and arrested, not beaten
On Nov. 19 Occupy Dallas held its first widely-publicized march since the group was evicted from its encampment Nov. 8.
Is this a socialist moment?
Is this a socialist moment? I hear this question when I travel. So here is the answer I usually give when asked at public meetings.
Reflections on some political and ideological questions today
The president doesn't simply register and reflect the balance of power; he influences it as well; no other person has as much power as the president.
Early lessons from 2009
A year ago, we said that the country was entering an era of democratic reform and that the same coalition that defeated the right in the 2008 elections would drive the process going forward.
Debunking GOP lies
The Republican Party claims progressive change on health care and big business is the same as Nazi Germany. Lou Incognito debunks these lies.
California proposition to limit voter choices
Be aware Californians, on your June 8, 2010, direct primary ballot will be a dangerous proposition, which appears harmless. It is called the Top Two Candidates Open Primary.
The new normal
Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan Chase are back to the "old normal." Profits are soaring - $3.2 billion and $3.6 billion respectively in the third quarter
People's World: following in a great tradition
I've been thinking about the people who started the Daily Worker, way back when (1924).
Starting the conversation – no small achievement
Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to President Obama has evoked an explosion of opinions – some for, some against. I have to admit that I was caught by surprise by the reactions.
Reforming CEO compensation — how much is enough?
A big debate is underway about what should be done about high risk corporate behavior.
