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(via You Can't Solve Half a Problem - by Hamilton Nolan)
The distinction that Iâm making here is less ideological than practical. The entire pseudo-civil war inside of the Democratic Party over âsocialismâ is a canard. Nobody really knows what socialism means, and the policy overlap between the socialists and the âprogessivesâ is significant. What is propelling the popularity of the socialists in certain districts is less an upswell in Marx-reading and more the fact that these candidates are touting both policy positions and a fighting attitude that would solve the problems of the people. Medicare for All solves a problem; incremental improvements to Obamacare do not. Aggressive wealth taxes combined with aggressive promotion of mass unionization solve a problem; minor tax increases on the rich and âbusiness and workers can thrive togetherâ platitudes do not. Expanding the Supreme Court and imposing term limits on justices solves a problem; calling on the next Democratic president to appoint someone liberal does not. This list can go on and on and on. The point is that in each of these cases, the left-most position is the one that would actually make a significant positive material impact on the macro-level problem, whereas the incremental approach would mitigate the underlying problem to such a small extent that the average person could be forgiven for not perceiving the change at all. Instead of thinking of the differing approaches to these issues on a left-to-right or radical-to-conservative axis, it can be helpful sometimes to just ask: âWhat would it take to actually solve this problem, as opposed to just moving somewhat in the right direction on it?â
Take Utz off your list or it might either kill you or take away your rights...
âThe powerful have always known their answer. America, in their view, is an arena of supremacy, where only a select few are allowed freedom, where not all are created equal.
America, if you ask them, becomes less the more people it welcomes. America, they will tell you, belongs only to those with the right accent or the right shade of skin. The rest of us, they insist, should be grateful for merely being allowed to visit.â - Zohran Mamdani
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MAGA should rejoice he canât run for president.
Russia, the World's Second-Biggest Oil Exporter, Is Now So Desperate for Gasoline It's Importing It From India - National Security Journal
It's a humiliation few thought possible: Russia, the world's second-largest oil exporter, is now importing gasoline. Ukraine's relentless st
Ukraine has won a tactical victory against the Russian civilian population, and against Putinâs formerly bottomless war budget. More to the point, Russia does not have the defensive resources to keep Ukraine from destroying its refineries and fuel storage facilities.
Against the backdrop of this countrywide hardship, how long can Putin stay in power?
Slava Ukraini !
(via You Can't Solve Half a Problem - by Hamilton Nolan)
âModerates seem not to comprehend that it takes roughly the same amount of political capital to do a little bit of good as it takes to do a lot of good. It is almost as hard to raise taxes on billionaires by 5% as it is to raise taxes on them by 90%, because it is the direction that generates the opposition ⊠If youâre going to have the fight, it might as well be over a change that would, if you win, solve the problem.â
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Today President Donald J.
On June 23, 2026, Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) outlined the âunprecedented corruption of [the] Trump White Houseâ in the first 500 days of the presidentâs second term. âThis is a national crisis,â Murphy said, âand we should start acting like it.â
âThe pay-to-play schemes. The pardons for donors. The contracts for friends. The favors for Trumpâs children. The use of inside information to make money. This is not a disconnected series of scandals. This is a system.
âGovernment is supposed to serve us. It is supposed to lower costs, supposed to protect our families, strengthen our schools, make life better for people.
âBut Donald Trump believes that government exists to serve himâto make him richer, to protect his friends, to reward his donors.
âThat is why he doesnât have time for you. He doesnât have time to solve real problems because heâs making money for himself and his friends.
âAnd heâs betting that the corruption will be so constant that we stop hearing it. That the outrage will just turn into exhaustion, and the exhaustion will just turn into acceptance.
âWe canât let that happen.
âBecause once corruption becomes normal, it becomes permanent.
(via Becoming Dangerous: How to Go from Activist to Operative)
They trained us to be supplicants. We petition power. We appeal to power. We protest, which is essentially asking power to notice our displeasure and choose to respond. The entire framework assumes we are outside the room where decisions happen, and the best we can do is knock loudly and hope someone opens the door.
To put it plainly, things have mostly gotten worse for a long time. Itâs a sunk cost and we must evolve if we want to turn the tides.
(via REMOVAL COALITION)
The Removal Coalition is the grassroots force behind the Remove the Regime movement, whose laser-focused mass protests and nationwide lobbying efforts are delivering the unwavering mandate to Congress: âImpeach. Convict. Remove.â Â We are a nation under siege, and cannot afford to mass mobilize millions of Americans without a concrete and unified demand for regime change â right here, right now.
Rep. Al Green and veterans join the Removal Coalition to unveil a singular act of patriotism underscoring the urgency of removing Donald J. Trump from the US presidency
âWe are enduring many of the same violations of fundamental rights that provoked the Revolutionary War against King George III 250 years ago,â said Jessica Denson. âEvery day that Congress fails to remove Trump from office, Members are sanctioning this tyranny, aligning themselves against the Declaration of Independence, and dishonoring the generations of sacrifice made for our liberty. Weâre bringing a sacrifice right to their doorstep to force them to confront their immense betrayal, and demand a change of course.â
âOur communities and our rights are under attack while Trump wages unpopular, endless wars. Thatâs exactly why itâs never been more important for everyday people to resist this slide into authoritarianism. We commend the act of moral courage weâre about to witness,â said Matt Howard of About Face: Veterans Against the War, one of the organizers of the April civil disobedience action against the Iran war at the Capitol Rotunda.
Recent polling shows Americansâ support for impeachment at historic highs, rivaling support for impeachment in the wake of Trumpâs deadly January 6, 2021 insurrection, and during the height of the Watergate scandal that occasioned President Richard Nixonâs resignation under an impeachment cloud.
There are currently eight impeachment resolutions on file against Donald Trump and his cabinet. H.Res. 353 and H.Res. 1155 name twenty of the hundreds of impeachable offenses Trump has committed since he illegally assumed the presidency in violation of section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment. A vote could be forced on these resolutions by any member of the House under Rule IX.
At present, Congressman Green is the only Member to have both filed articles of impeachment and invoked this privilege during this administration. When he last forced a vote in December, there was a 77% increase in support for impeachment in the House since the first vote he forced in June of last year. The Removal Coalition continues to pressure House members to force votes on impeachment now â before the midterms.
House Democrats released an investigative report accusing the Trump administration of engaging in wire fraud with taxpayer funds by allegedly diverting money intended for the nonpartisan America250 celebration into a White House-backed group called Freedom 250. The report alleges donors were misled into sending money to Freedom 250 instead of America250, potentially violating federal wire fraud and charitable solicitation laws. Investigators also claim the administration took control of the National Park Foundation to operate outside normal transparency rules while using a tax-exempt nonprofit to advance Trumpâs political agenda. The report has not been formally adopted by the House committee, and the allegations have not been adjudicated in court.
I know this is a surprise, but as Trump made billions on crypto, the people who invested in his crypto lost ⊠billions.
Try to hide your shock âŠ
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