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A Response to Frances Coppola

Warren Mosler March 18, 2022 Economic Justice MMT Intermediate

How many countries can really claim to have full monetary sovereignty? A more complex definition doesn’t make the prior definition wrong.

International Law Is A Meaningless Concept When It Only Applies To US Enemies

Caitlin Johnstone March 18, 2022 Current Events Peace with Justice

International law only exists to the extent to which the nations of the world are willing and able to enforce it,

The Pied Piper of State Based Single Payer Initiatives

Jonathan Kadmon March 13, 2022 Economic Justice Health and Well-being

Only a unified policy implemented simultaneously across all states and territories can get the job done, and only the federal government with its power to deficit spend can pull it off.

Expert Invalidates Claims Against China

Artemis Douglas March 9, 2022 Current Events Interview

One of the most damning accusations against China is the claim the Chinese government is responsible for genocide against the Uyghur population in the province

CalCare’s Failure is a Teachable Moment

Artemis Douglas March 6, 2022 Health and Well-being Op Ed

Why on earth would those in favor of single-payer healthcare reform choose to fight Congress fifty times and in fifty smaller groups?

Utah Lawmakers Look to Legalize Youth Trans Abuse

Artemis Douglas March 4, 2022 Current Events Equality with Justice

On February 25th, 2022, hundreds gathered at the Utah State Capitol in protest against H.B. 11 Student Eligibility in Interscholastic Activities and H.B. 127 Medical …

Revisiting the Junius Pamphlet

Birrion Sondahl March 3, 2022 Current Events Op Ed

Comrade Rosa Luxemburg’s antiwar masterpiece

One year into Trump’s Second Term

Birrion Sondahl February 3, 2022 Democracy Economic Justice

Only the name has changed, the policies haven’t.

MLK Jr. was anti-capitalist

Birrion Sondahl January 17, 2022 Economic Justice Equality with Justice

This is a fact that is largely ignored today. The bourgeoisie have turned King into a hero by creating an inaccurate version of him that leaves out his revolutionary anti-capaitalist beliefs.

The National Debt and Other Red Herrings

Jonathan Kadmon January 15, 2022 Economic Justice

Discussions of inflation are often laden with an air of superstition and moral panic. Like all such things they can only persist in the face of misunderstanding and rumor.

Lament of the Losing Class

Steven D. Grumbine January 4, 2022 Economic Justice Health and Well-being

We forget the burdens of the middle class because they look like they’re doing alright. But many are living one missed payment away from utter ruin, desperate to save their kids from the same.

Single Payer “State by State”? No. Here’s why…

Geoff Ginter January 4, 2022 Economic Justice Health and Well-being

There really is only one way to go, and we can only get there by all rowing in the same direction at the same time and forcing the federal government to enact, and fully fund, single-payer healthcare – Medicare For All.