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When Bosses Push Their Politics
Bill calls out corporate executives strong-arming their employees to vote as they say.
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George McGovern, Unabashed Liberal Voice, Dies
The outspoken critic against Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan wars and 1972 Presidential candidate dies at 90.
America’s Media Just Made Vote-Rigging Easier
How can they steal your vote? Let us count the ways, including the new one. Democracy is in your hands.
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Getting Elections Right in Venezuela and the US
The US may be an economically and technologically advanced nation, but in the area of elections, we could learn much from Venezuela about voter inclusion and participation as well …
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More Arrests At Sensata Factory That Is Moving Jobs To China
Mitt Romney's former company Bain Capital is closing shop in Illinois and shipping American jobs to China. As more protesters are arrested, the Presidential candidate is no where to …
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Romney’s Bain Capital Is Sending Many Jobs to China the Day Before the Election
The story of Sensata Technologies is about the hollowing out of America's economy by a rapacious 1 percent.
Koch Social Media Policy May Be Unlawful; Employers Still Have Broad Leeway to Limit Employee Speech
As a private employer the Kochs can even limit their employees' speech, since the First Amendment only protects against government infringement on free speech and expression.
On the News With Thom Hartmann: Portugal’s Largest Union Calls for National Strike in Face of New Harsh Austerity Measures There, and More
Paul Ryan waltzes into a soup kitchen after hours without permission to stage a photo op washing clean dishes, and more.
“Global Noise” Protests Against Austerity and Debt Spread Worldwide
Occupy Wall Street targets Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein, other economic elite.
What Everyone Should Know About the Benghazi Attack
Accusations and speculation of administration lies and cover-ups have been the major focus of the narrative since then.