Here’s a story about Jigar Shah, long-term friend and colleague, and how he finds himself in a position within the U.S. Department of Energy to make loans totaling hundreds of billions of dollars to companies in cleantech. As the director …
Here’s a story about Jigar Shah, long-term friend and colleague, and how he finds himself in a position within the U.S. Department of Energy to make loans totaling hundreds of billions of dollars to companies in cleantech. As the director …
If further evidence were required that Republican lawmakers are hellbent on making the rich richer and the poor poorer, consider that the GOP is reintroducing the National Sales Tax. These means the abolition of all federal and state income taxes, …
It’s because most poor people were denied access to quality education, and, as a consequence, tend to be bamboozled by ruthless people. This produces the counter-intuitive fact that we should feel sorry for Trump supporters. How would you like to go through …
I’m not sure we need all the detail here. Every developed country other than the United States has single payer healthcare, simply because it’s the way civilized people get along with one another. Americans have no problem with its citizens, …
It’s amazing how Elon Musk’s antics have become an obsession, and how he’s made such a complete ass out of himself on the world stage. The author of the meme here states what a great number of us are thinking.
One of the most salient features of American life today is our relentless outreach to find new levels of stupid. Marjorie Taylor Greene says that if she had been in charge of the January 6th insurrection, “we would have won.” …
My response: These are two different assertions. Of course workers have the right to strike, just as corporations have a right to squeeze their employees. This push-and-pull is intrinsic to a capitalist, free market, economy.
All true. Yet we have neither the interest nor the capacity to turn this around. Progressives would like to see a tax schedule that looks like what we had between the end of World War II and Reagan’s inauguration, but …