Where Should We Put Our Energy? — The atrophy of political imagination shows up in approaches to strategy as well. In the absence of goals that require long-term organizing — e.g., …

The Corporate Duopoly is a Dead End — Rumor has it the Republican Party is at death’s door. Right wing policy positions are unpopular, neo-fascism isn’t fashionable and the GOP is stupidly committing suicide. So goes the narrative. While right wing extremism is unpopular, the story’s conclusion is false. There are two main reasons why. One, the US…

Who’s the Aggressor? — Culture war, as defined by Oxford Dictionary, is “a conflict between groups, especially liberal and conservative groups, that have different cultural ideals, beliefs, or philosophies.” So, one might be justified in suggesting both those on the right and those on the left are waging culture war. But I’d like to…

I recently watched a video in which a Trump supporter said he'd vote for Bernie over Rubio or Cruz. I wasn't surprised in the least. Because you're absolutely right that being fed up with the status quo and wanting change is the overarching sentiment among the populace. …

Of course Biden should be replaced, but… — Sure, swapping Biden for Whitmer would greatly boost the odds of Dems keeping the White House. But always remember that the overriding objective of nearly all Democrats and Republicans is to defend neoliberalism, preserve the status quo and get filthy rich. Just as one example, the Biden Administration has outpaced…

Just as Mark Clark said, what a No Labels candidate would do is put Trump back in the White House. Assuming No Labels gets a candidate on the ballot in the handful of critical swing states. The reason being there are people voting for Trump and people voting against Trump…

The rise of fascism in the US and around the globe is a response to the simulataneous climate collapse and end stage of capitalism. We'll be consumed by it without building some sort of eco-socialist alternative. And the Democratic Party simply isn't interested in that. …

Adolph Reed, Jr. wrote, "The atrophy of political imagination shows up in approaches to strategy as well. In the absence of goals that require long-term organizing — e.g., …

There are undoubtedly some who vote 3rd party who would otherwise vote for one of the two major candidates were that 3rd party candidate not on the ballot, but we're talking about an inconsequential number of people. And those voting, say, Green are essentially canceled out by those voting, say…