Tag: Election 2016
Critics noted that while corporate outlets like MSNBC, the Washington Post, and the New York Times will likely be proclaimed “broadly trusted” in Zuckerberg’s data-collection endeavor, these “established” news sources have a rich and dubious history of misleading and damaging reporting.
Election 2016. What will change and what won’t change after today’s vote? Foreign policy? Fed? Media? Congressional authority? Economy? Ron Paul and Daniel McAdams offer their predictions (including some positives).
Let’s pledge to strengthen our democracy with these eight resolutions to focus our intentions and keep us moving forward over the next four years.
Sanders’ unequivocal ban on fracking, coupled with a just transition to clean and renewable energy, is what this country needs.
During the address, Clinton vowed to take the U.S.-Israel relationship to “the next level”—a level which seemingly includes more war and imperialism, few, if any, rights for Palestinians, and definitely no economic boycotts of Israel.
Want to see the American democracy fixed? Electing Sen. Bernie Sanders may be the most pragmatic way to commence the fixing.
From ‘the endless war’ to securing a real ‘energy security’ policy, Bacevich says “today’s crop of presidential candidates either are unable to grasp, cannot articulate, or choose to ignore those matters that shouldrightfully fall under a commander-in-chief’s purview.”
America has succumbed to an endless loop in which incredible affluence deciphers into political influence and power, which creates significantly more riches, and considerably more influence and power. The author thinks this vicious cycle must end in the 2016 election, here’s why.
