Link to an article by Alan Nasser:
“The Myth of the Middle Class: Have Most Americans Always Been Poor?”
Cultural Detritus, Reviews, and Commentary
Link to an article by Alan Nasser:
“The Myth of the Middle Class: Have Most Americans Always Been Poor?”
Link to an article by Jay Hathaway:
“Cosby Rapeseed Portrait Banned from State Fair: ‘In America, We Call It Canola'”
Link to a translation of an interview with Stathis Kouvelakis by Thomas Lemahieu:
Link to a book review by Staughton Lynd:
Link to an article by David Cromwell:
“‘Bullying’: BBC Political Editor’s Bizarre Term For The Public Resisting The Establishment”
Link to an article by Alex Gourevitch:
Link to an article by Mathew Snow:
Link to an article by Touré F. Reed:
Link to an article by David Cay Johnston:
“21 Questions For Donald Trump”
Johnston is an annoying “grandstander” but no doubt Trump had some shady business dealings.
Bonus links: “Why Donald Trump Is so Scary,” “Republican Machismo vs Hillary Clinton” and “The Spectacle of American Violence and the Cure for Donald Trump” and “The Rich Boy: the Art of Trump L’Oeil Politics” and “Why Donald Trump is (Mostly) Right About the Middle East”
Link to an article by Jonah Birch:
“The Many Lives of François Mitterrand”
Quote:
“the political power of the capitalist class flows not just from what capital can do, but from what it can choose not to do — invest. It is its control over the investment function, not its collective organizations, that is the key source of capitalists’ power in the political sphere: since, in a capitalist economy, investment is the prerequisite for growth, employment, and tax revenue, policymakers will always have an incentive to prioritize the demands of business confidence over all other considerations.”