Shahid Buttar
More of the same, or a sharp break from the past? (Part 1)
Democrats are celebrating a wave election delivering control of the Senate, House, and state legislative assemblies across the country. Will the party rise to the moment, or instead squander it""and re
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Democrats reveal their true stripes
We warned in 2016 that Democrats would rather support fascists than progressives. The pattern we predicted then bore itself out""and is repeating in Michigan on the eve of the midterm elections.
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Who's next?
The government crackdown targeting Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) will end with neither naturalized immigrants, nor policymakers. Washington's ultimate target is America itself.
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Indigenous leadership might offer the key to saving humanity
As climate emergencies threaten lives on both coasts of the U.S., Indigenous Peoples Day offers a reminder of one path to emerge from the unfolding crises threatening humanity.
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Politics as mass delusion
The accelerating global climate catastrophe should be driving decisions at the local, national, and international level""yet neither elected leaders, nor journalists, nor even voters seem to care
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Cracks in the armor
As the war on Iran continues to drag the global economy into a ditch, the Israeli-American Axis of Evil is fraying""and administration officials are revealing their mounting desperation
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Nakba day: a commemoration that deserves more attention
Only a few decades ago, a zionist terror campaign displaced thousands of Palestinians, allowing an ongoing parade of horrors""including a continuing genocide relying on bipartisan support from the U.S.
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Californians have a chance to do something big
Democracy in America has collapsed under the weight under a corporate two-party duopoly that California has a unique and rare chance to reject by electing Butch Ware as our next Governor.
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The Supreme Court degrades democracy yet again, reviving Jim Crow
Continuing a long line of cases, the Court once again degraded democracy today by hamstringing one of the few remaining parts of the Voting Rights Act that survived earlier attacks. Meanwhile, further
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What did last night's attack on the White House Correspondents Dinner reveal?
Double standards among journalists, political figures, and foreign heads of state all indicate a profound bias favoring the president""despite his longstanding role in encouraging political violence.
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Propaganda is everywhere
Even foreign newspapers trying to see through the illusion of American exceptionalism inadvertently reinforce it
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Lies and admissions in the War on Iran (podcast)
Our president's propensity to lie through his teeth has been proven time and again. What are the implications of that pattern for America's ongoing World War?
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A letter from a voice you won't hear on TV
We hear entirely too much from our country's corrupt politicians, and not nearly enough from those forced to contend with their belligerence
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This is not an April fool's joke
It's not even funny, but it might make you laugh""for now
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Welcome to World War III
The past week has witnessed a dramatic escalation in global violence driven by a new "axis of evil" led by Trump and Netanyahu
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