What’s Wrong with the GOP’s “Hell No” Faction
The GOP, the party of “Hell No!” needs a break Ah, August — that time of year when the going gets tough … and Congress gets going. On … Read more
Political commentary column by Jim Hightower. Often serious, but Jim uses his trademark biting satire to make important points.
The GOP, the party of “Hell No!” needs a break Ah, August — that time of year when the going gets tough … and Congress gets going. On … Read more
If not for absurd requirement to prefund retiree health benefits far beyond what any other gov’t agency or company must do, the Post Office would be profitable. One … Read more
Zen-like nothingness is tiring to maintain for the “Do-Nothing Congress” Gosh, has it already been three weeks since Congress took a vacation? Those poor stiffs must be pooped … Read more
When your Wall Street megabank makes $76 billion a year, $7 billion can be just the cost of doing business. Media outlets across the country trumpeted the stunning … Read more
It’s time once again for re-declaring our independence, this time from “They the Corporations.” Most of us celebrated July 4th by barbequing, doing a few 12-ounce elbow bends … Read more
Corporate inversion schemes are just tax dodging, plain and simple. How would you react if one of your neighbors announced that while he obviously benefits from having clean … Read more
Koch-Fueled Plan: Loop Big Money Around Democracy’s Neck The Koch boys, Charles and David, live in their own little world. It’s a special world, enshrouded in a rarefied … Read more
Remember “Officer Friendly,” the beat cops who were known as “peace officers”? Yeah, not so much anymore. Let’s check our weaponry: 93,000 machine guns — check! — 533 … Read more
“Job creation” is happening, sure, but what kind of jobs? Have you noticed “the powers that be” employ an entirely different standard for measuring the health of America’s … Read more
Minimum wage: Our leaders in Washington finally take action! At last, our political leaders in Washington are taking action for low-wage workers and the middle class, striking a … Read more