Month: October 2016
By Mark Miller CHICAGO (Reuters) – The future of Social Security is on the ballot this year – not that you could tell by the U.S. presidential debates, or by any other aspect of this rancorous, sensational election. But 67 percent of registered voters rank Social Security as a “very important” part of their voting […]
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Meg Litts on Get the Job Done
Former Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders offered a compelling argument this week to those of his supporters still hesitant about a Hillary Clinton presidency. He explained that the success of the revolution relies not on who is president, but on the people continuing to fight for progressive ideals. Read More Here
According to the Dept. of Homeland Security, we have the same number of undocumented immigrants in the US today, as there was in 2005. We had not added a single one in the past 11 years. The few that come in are matched by the number that leave on their own. (See dhs.gov/xlibrary/assets/statistics/publications/ois_ill_pe_2010.pdf) The story […]
Obama On Congress
Elizabeth Warren on Donald Trump
Notice who is laughing so hard in the front row
== Emails ===
Clinton’s email server was used only by her and a couple of close associates. But people all over the world shared the same email server as Colin Powell. These users would easily include hackers from Russia or China. Every machine on the Internet has an address. The address of Clinton’s email server was only available […]
From AFL-CIO.org It’s hardly front-page news that Donald Trump is a big-league flip-flopper. Through Sept. 7, NBC News has tracked “117 distinct policy shifts on 20 major issues, tracking only his reversals since he announced his candidacy on June 16, 2015.” But the GOP presidential hopeful is consistent on organized labor. He keeps trying to con […]