Monthly Archives: March 2010

No, Dems and Reps DON’T want the same things

Posted on March 27, 2010 by admin

Republicans don’t want everyone to have the same things as everyone else. And they certainly don’t you to have anything for “free”. They’d rather you die off first before you are allowed a place at the table. Continue reading →

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This isn’t Rocket Science – People Need Affordable Healthcare

Posted on March 18, 2010 by admin

What would your response be if you walked into your neighborhood pharmacy and the price of aspirin shot up to $150 a bottle? If you’re lucky enough to have the means – because you’re working or having money to spare, … Continue reading →

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Texas Textbook MASSACRE: ‘Ultraconservatives’ Approve Radical Changes To State Education Curriculum

Posted on March 18, 2010 by admin

This is quite literally a “book-burning”. And the right is offended when we compare them to Nazi’s? They would’ve celebrating over what Texas is doing! Read the Article at HuffingtonPost

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The Top Ten Immediate Benefits You’ll Get When Health Care Reform Passes

Posted on March 18, 2010 by admin

It’s not that the progressives don’t “appreciate” what’s being done for them. It’s just that lawmakers are still very much out of touch with the general public. Based on the “reforms” listed, I am even more convinced that not much … Continue reading →

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How about starting a Labor Party here in the U.S.??

Posted on March 12, 2010 by admin

Someone just called into the Ed Schultz radio show a minute ago with that idea – and I was blown away with how much it would mean to U.S. based workers. It would be a party that is about pushing for fair wages, protected labor rights, health care, and all about rebuilding the middle class. The Democratic Party sold out to corporations, along with the Republican Party. Both parties allowed workers to be steamrolled by corporations. Continue reading →

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