David Dayen: Trump Is the Sweaty Armpit of Monopoly Capitalism
The journalist examines how the greatest danger to American society doesn’t come from the White House, but from a few obscenely powerful corporations.
The journalist examines how the greatest danger to American society doesn’t come from the White House, but from a few obscenely powerful corporations.
There’s truly an enormous amount in the Democrat's record to dislike, but progressives can get much better results fighting Biden than fighting Trump.
Unemployment is down but still high, the virus is still here but nobody seems to care and the value of unions seems lost. Time to sing!
Clean energy is a great way to bring the economy roaring back to life as soon as we get the novel coronavirus under control.
Four years ago, we warned that Trump could win the presidency. Now, we’re warning again.
Politics requires the capacity to govern, but also to fight to attain and retain power. The dysfunction today is neither party can do both.
As the FBI’s Christopher Wray put it, “In economic and technical terms is already a peer competitor of the U.S."
Corporate media often refuses to distinguish racist and sexist slurs against the vice presidential candidate from a analysis of her track record.
Like a tin-hatted potentate, the president is willing to tear apart this prized national asset to cling to power.
Were it not for the overwhelming fact that a more-than-usual death cycle will be going on as this year’s conventions come and go, one could attach the appropriate meaning to…
To see all of Mr. Fish’s work on Scheerpost, click here. Copyright 2020 Mr. Fish / Dwayne Booth
To see all of Mr. Fish’s work on Scheerpost, click here. Copyright 2020 Mr. Fish / Dwayne Booth
A recent comment by President Trump about a possible pardon for Edward Snowden prompted fresh praise for the NSA whistleblower.
Trump’s rage toward TikTok is symptomatic of a president losing his grip on power, but it's no laughing matter.
People seldom forgive governments that get them involved in losing wars or fail to cope with a natural disaster like the coronavirus.