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This book will certainly arm the consciousness and inspire a new generation of labor organizers and workers of the skills and attitude to challenge the odds.

Back to the future?

For the second time in less than eighteen months, domestic terrorist Bill Ayers admitted he wrote Barack Obama's book "Dreams From My Father." This time, it was recorded on videotape as he was speaking last Thursday at Montclair State University (video follows with partial transcript and commentary):

The media and corporate backlash against Kyrie Irving, Kanye West and Donald Trump surrounding recent incidents of alleged anti-Semitism has been opportunistic, insidious and grossly unforgiving.

The U.S. and its many allies can defeat al-Qaeda, and even thelarger militant Islamic international. What we need is nationalstamina, strong leadership, continued focus, new emphasis onintelligence collection and use, far better public diplomacy, andspirited use of the counter-terrorist arguments offered by ethicsand by international law.

For the Republicans, the primary goal must be combatting what they believe to be a dangerous political agenda. With that goal firmly in mind, they can then jostle for the right to lead their party.

If the Republicans want to retake the White House in 2024 and gain control of Congress, they would do well to learn some lessons from the 1947 Christmas classic "Miracle on 34th Street." In the movie, Kris Kringle is hired to play Santa Claus for the children coming to Macy's, one of the biggest stores…

 

 

At a recent talk at the book store Politics & Prose, leftist Mother Jones journalist David Corn made the claim that conservatives have embraced radicalism in a way that liberals have not. “There’s no example that you can give me,” Corn announced, “of a high-ranking Democrat — a president, presidential candidate, a national Democratic leader — who embraces something like the Tea Party: a conspiratorial, paranoid, racist-driven force. It just doesn’t exist.”