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Reflections on the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike: 97…
97 years ago this week, on May 15th at roughly 11 AM, virtually all workers in the city of Winnipeg were on strike.…
The Art of the Kasich-Cruz Deal
Ted Cruz and John Kasich have formed a temporary alliance in a last ditch effort to prevent Trump from reaching a…
Prisoners Beyond the Pale
At this stage in the U.S. presidential campaign everyone has heard Hillary Clinton’s infamous “super predators”…
The Liberal Government and Our Archaic Relic a.k.a Our…
I saw a clip that troubled me today (follow this link to watch it), a clip that is not, as it seems, getting as…
The Corporate Colleges that are Coming
The benefits of the corporatised university go to two groups of people: high level administrators and corporate…
The New Democratic Party Convention: Perspective from…
I spent this past week in Edmonton, at the party convention for the New Democratic Party of Canada. After the smoke…
The Bombing Policy
U.S. foreign policy has slipped into a bombing malaise. The current strategy against ISIS of intermittent…
The Superdelegates
Democratic Party superdelegates were invented for times like these. In 1980, after Jimmy Carter lost his reelection…
This Election Is A Nightmare
Hi folks, I’m back after a coursework-induced break (which will resume again next week for a few days). To be…
The Slow War of Voting Discrimination
The Supreme Court rejected on Monday a challenge to the ‘one person one vote’ principle, which designates that…
Survey Suggests Unseen Future for the GOP
One cannot be blamed for assuming that the children of right wing crazies will grow up to be like their parents.…
Unions Prevail as Friedrichs Case Fails in the Absence…
In January, a very important case was heard before the Supreme Court and could have meant the beginning of the end…