Tag Archives: Bill O’Reilly
Obama’s re-election doesn’t end clash of two worlds
From the new November-December 2012 issue of News & Letters Obama’s re-election doesn’t end clash of two worlds by Franklin Dmitryev The two worlds of the rulers and the ruled shone through the suffocating blanket of propaganda surrounding the election … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2012 election campaigns, Abortion, African American, Barack Obama, Bill O'Reilly, birth control, Black, Catholic Church, Christian Right, climate change, Contraception, criminal injustice system, feminism, gender gap, global warming, Hurricane Sandy, immigration, imperialism, Iran, Keystone XL pipeline, labor, Latino, marriage equality, Medicaid, medicare, militarism, Mitt Romney, Mormon Church, Obama, Occupy Movement, Occupy Sandy Recovery, Occupy Wall Street, Paul Ryan, Planned Parenthood, prisoners, Rape, religious Right, Reproductive rights, Republicans, Richard Mourdock, Same-sex marriage, Social Security, Stormfront, structural economic crisis of capitalism, Supreme Court, Tammy Baldwin, Tea Party, Todd Akin, Unemployment, United States, voter suppression, Voting Rights Act, Walmart strikes, women's liberation, workers
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Corporate assaults on workers and women
From the March-April 2011 issue of News & Letters: Editorial: Corporate assaults on workers and women As the national assault against the working class in the U.S. increases, most openly evidenced by the orchestrated attacks aimed at destroying public employees’ … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bill O'Reilly, capitalism, class, Collective bargaining, Economic, Fox News, Glenn Beck, Koch brothers, labor, Mubarak Walker, Republican, Rush Limbaugh, Scott Walker, teachers, Trade union, United States, Wisconsin, workers
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