Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Monday, October 22, 2012
Sen. Graham Blasts Reports of US-Iran Talks -- News from Antiwar.com
Sen. Graham Blasts Reports of US-Iran Talks
He used to be a voice of moderation when Arlen Specter was around to set a good example to the younger Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Now he's off the deep end. He's just become one of the strident, sadly screeching chorus of deadwood in the partisan Congress.
End privately funded elections.
He used to be a voice of moderation when Arlen Specter was around to set a good example to the younger Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Now he's off the deep end. He's just become one of the strident, sadly screeching chorus of deadwood in the partisan Congress.
End privately funded elections.
Friday, October 19, 2012
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
This is a letter to the Editor, printed in the Philadelphia Inquirer on Saturday, September 1, 2012.
In a recent talk, James Harris, the Socialist Workers Party candidate for president, underscored the idea that all gains working people have made were won through struggle, not voting. Movements for labor, civil rights, and women all won concessions from the people with power. However, the minute these gains become a reality, people with power work to reverse them. Harris argued that working people don't need health-care insurance. What we need is the lifetime right to health care for everyone who lives here, including immigrant workers. Harris argues that ultimately, the only long-term answer for working people will be a workers' government. The fundamental problem of the capitalist system is that , while working people literally create all wealth, this wealth is controlled by a tiny minority of the population that is primarily concerned with profit. A workers' government could begin to use the tremendous wealth in this country to eliminate poverty, discrimination, the destruction of the environment, and alienation.
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