Victor
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Trump is the only Republican ever to really reach out, let alone reach out with such spectacular success, to Black American voters. And Trump’s concerted effort to cultivate the Black vote is paying off. The democrat lock on Black American voters appears to finally be over. The waters are beginning to spill over the dam. What even a year ago was largely a trickle suddenly looks like a stream. That stream seems to be rising, growing, taking on a life of its own. Seemingly hourly now the stream becomes a little wider and a little deeper. One begins to sense in the ringing endorsement Trump get’s from young, gay Christian Walker that by election day this swelling stream may yet become a mighty river.
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Wow! Throwing in with the corporate dominated political economic order–the 0.01%– is a Bataan Death March for the rest of the people in the US. This is not a Phillip K. Dick novel. This is the reality. Having spent US$840+ billion per year for the past 5 years buying back its own stock or paying dividends, receiving the biggest tax break in history under Trump, while running up low interest debt provided by the Federal Reserve and NOT creating jobs, and then getting bailed out of the debt it ran up with CARES Act relief in the trillions ought to… Read more »
To the contrary the corporatists emerged as one wing of the Progressivist party while the socialists emerged as the other in late 19th, early 20th century America. The early corporations all called for abandoning the filthy cities, building in pastoral settings, seeing themselves as implementing idealized society which brought great improvements to worker housing, offered a cultivated worker leisure time, worker clubs, company libraries and schools and so on. The company towns of Pullman and Westinghouse’s Wilmerding first established the model of the modern municipality. Eventually a power struggle arose between the socialists and the corporatists over the control of… Read more »