March 06, 2020 by Common Dreams “I helped lead the opposition to these agreements, Joe Biden supported those agreements,” said Sen. Bernie Sanders. “And that is a fundamental difference about our approach toward the trade union movement and towards the needs of working people.” by Andrea Germanos, staff writer 53 Comments… Continue reading
Bernie Sanders I would be very proud to be the first Jewish president. Together, we will counter the hatred and bigotry of the Trump administration. ———— We’re going to win this election and transform the country, but we can’t do it alone. The way we win is person-to-person contact, knocking… Continue reading
March 05, 2020 by Common Dreams How Warren answers that question might determine the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. In the process, she will profoundly etch into history the reality of her political character. by Norman Solomon 112 Comments Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) speaks during a campaign rally at… Continue reading
March 05, 2020 by Common Dreams We are not yet the nation we are struggling to become, but the Sanders campaign, however it fares in 2020, is helping to shape that future. It’s doing so one voter at a time, whether or not their vote is counted. by Robert C…. Continue reading
Matt Orfalea A candidate who has the guts to stand up to the people who own this country. A candidate who has the guts to have a vision that American can be a land for all people. Not just a land controlled by the super rich. #FeelTheBern#Bernie2020#BernieBeatsTrump Thanks for watching!… Continue reading
Some (Grim) Lessons From Super Tuesday That was quite a wild ride. Super Tuesday. After all was said and done, in a stunning upset — since he was on the ropes just a few weeks ago — Biden crushed the rest. What does it all mean? I want to quickly distill… Continue reading
MARCH 3, 2020 (counterpunch.org) by JOYCE NELSONF It is strange, to say the least, that Michael Bloomberg’s role in shutting down Occupy Wall Street (OWS) has been overlooked so far during his presidential campaign. While his “stop-and-frisk” racist policies as New York City Mayor have rightly been the focus of critical… Continue reading
The South Bay city spent years arguing over 80 units, only half of which are done, but pilot program may yield greater results later By Adam Brinklow Mar 3, 2020 (sf.curbed.com) San Jose has some small solutions for a very big problem in the form of tiny homes that will provide temporary shelter for homeless people…. Continue reading
