PatriotCare and the Pandemic: MMT Healthcare
The cost to the federal government is not the key, it’s the lives saved and the better health outcomes PatriotCare would provide us that are key.
The cost to the federal government is not the key, it’s the lives saved and the better health outcomes PatriotCare would provide us that are key.
We must use our collective power to extend the third-party resurgence into politics of a sustainable future, now.
There is a clear conflict of personality between certain members of the BMRC and the growing community of advocates who engage in MMT.
The public have little appetite for economics. The Green Party, as laudably representative of the public, doesn’t either, which has led to their reliance on a small group of economic advisers, including Jon Bongeovanni, Howard Switzer, Sue Peters, and Rita Jacobs. I will argue that these advisers have fundamentally misled the Green Party, imposing artificial financial constraints on the Green Party’s ability to implement policies, and injecting libertarian economic ideas via fear-mongering about the national debt. Accordingly, these advisors recommend the wholesale rejection of alternative economic theories, such as MMT (Modern Monetary Theory). In this article, I will focus on Rita Jabobs’ written request to “look beyond MMT” – a title that sounds innocuous enough, but which prefaces a plethora of lies and conspiracies about MMT that are an insult to the thousands of progressives who stand by it.
We highlight economic justice as it applies the Green New Deal; schedule of MMT lecture; and a petition to stop USDA from removing three million off SNAP. Read the latest MMT Counterstrike, meme and select original content.
The Green Party needs to appeal to the working class if it’s to gain any electoral success, but even that might be insufficient to resolve their profound image problems. There might be a better option.
The Green Party want to extricate our society from the clutches of neoliberalism, yet their economic platform is riddled with infectious neoliberal catchphrases that tighten our chains.
Arn Menconi offers us an opinion piece about the latest developments in the on-going twilight-zone of the presidential “election.”
The hour-long town hall style meeting was moderated by Jorge Ramos and Alicia Menendez. Throughout the program, the pair of candidates discussed a wide range of subjects including police brutality, gun control, marijuana legalization and the continuing crisis in Syria.