Abolish the Republican Party as We, the Majority, know it

the far right has taken over the GOP -- we can't let them take over Congress

False half-lie ; Dems are going very left since Obama Republican Prez ended Democrat Prez Peace treaty with Iran . Republican Bush started big wars Democrat Obama wound (?) them down got a big peace treaty You got it backwards:

Dems started most of Cold Wars now Republicans start wars mostly since Reagan -Bush Attacking Democrats is fascist Republican Fifth column on the ultra-left ; ultra-left drr we magogy , anti-working class , anti-99% . Campaign for Democratic votes everyday some kinda way; abolish the Republican Party before they kill us all Abolish the Republican Party as We know it. Catherine : "Charles Brown Abolish the Republican Party - PERIOD!!!!"

CB : http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2014/08/abolish-economics-and-republican-party.html . Abolish the Republican Party as We know it by campaigning for Democratic votes . Only way to complete the job Republican division has started is to vote in Democrats in their place . I’ve been of the opinion since Trumpy won that if we defeated him , a large chunk of his fanatical followers would stop voting Republican. I think that’s going to happen now whether trump stays in the political arena or not. And a large chunk of Never Trumper Republicans will stop voting Republican. That’s likely to result in Democrats winning larger and new majorities at the state and federal level ; abolish the Republican Party as We know it. I don’t think any Republican can take Trumpy’s place with his fanatical followers. Abolish the Republican Party as We , the People , know it. Abolition is the American revolutionary method . Abolish the King, Abolish slavery, abolish male supremacy in voting. Abolish Jim Crow abolish the Republican Party Abolish the Grand Ole Party as We know it, as California has , at the ballot box . When Trump goes, We can abolish the Republican Party as We know it, because a large percentage of Republican voters will drop out of voting because they are Trump fanatics , so the Democrats will win large majorities in the House, Senate and state legislatures .

Then We will be able to reverse Reaganism across the board and establish universal affordable healthcare ( as in Canada), decent minimum wage, rebuild labor union rights , voting rights, abortion rights, and a green economy , affordable student loans , public education etc. If We can defeat Trump, many of his fanatical followers will drop out of voting all together , and We will be able to wipe out the Republicans in subsequent elections at all levels of government . We'll have a Constitutional Convention after We abolish the Republican Party as We know it and go over the Supreme Court's head. That's how We, the People , will abolish the Republican majority in the Courts. Graham : "end of our party" Yes abolish the Republican Party as We know it.

// "George Will performs an autopsy on Lindsey Graham." Text: "Back in the day, small rural airports had textile windsocks, simple and empty things that indicated which way the wind was blowing. The ubiquitous Sen. Lindsey O. Graham has become a political windsock, and as such, he — more than the sturdy, substantial elephant — is emblematic of his party today. When in 1994, Graham, a South Carolina Republican, first ran for Congress, he promised to be “one less vote for an agenda that makes you want to throw up.” A quarter-century later, Graham himself is a gastrointestinal challenge. In the past three years, he had a road-to-Damascus conversion. In 2015, he said Donald Trump was a “jackass.” In February 2016, he said: “I’m not going to try to get into the mind of Donald Trump, because I don’t think there’s a whole lot of space there. I think he’s a kook, I think he’s crazy, I think he’s unfit for office.” And: “I’m a Republican and he’s not. He’s not a conservative Republican. He’s an opportunist.” Today, Graham, paladin of conservatism and scourge of opportunism, says building the border wall is an existential matter for the GOP: “If we undercut the president, that’s the end of his presidency and the end of our party.” Well. Six years after its founding, the Republican Party produced the president who saved the nation. The party presided over the flow of population west of the Mississippi, into space hitherto designated on maps as the Great American Desert. (The Homestead Act of 1862 was enacted by a Republican-controlled Congress.)

The Morrill Act of 1862 (Vermont Rep. Justin Morrill was a Republican) launched the land-grant college system that began the democratization of higher education and advanced the science-intensive agriculture that facilitated the urbanization that accelerated the nation’s rise to global preeminence. The party abetted and channeled the animal spirits that developed the industrial sinews with which 20th-century America defeated fascism and then communism. Now, however, Graham, whose mind might not have a whole lot of space for pertinent history, thinks this party’s identity and survival depend on servile obedience to this president’s myopia. During the government shutdown, Graham’s tergiversations — sorry, this is the precise word — have amazed. On a recent day, in 90 minutes he went from “I don’t know” whether the president has the power to declare an emergency and divert into wall-building funds appropriated by Congress for other purposes, to “Time for President . . . to use emergency powers to build Wall.” The next day, he scrambled up the escalation ladder by using capitalization: “Declare a national emergency NOW. Build a wall NOW.” Two days later, he scampered down a few rungs, calling for his hero to accept a short-term funding measure to open the government while wall negotiations continue. Stay tuned for more acrobatics. But stay focused on this: Anyone — in Graham-speak, ANYONE — who at any time favors declaring an emergency, or who does not denounce the mere suggestion thereof, thereby abandons constitutional government. Yes, such a declaration would be technically legal. Congress has put on every president’s desk this (to adopt Justice Robert Jackson’s language in his dissent from the Supreme Court’s 1944 Korematsu decision affirming the constitutionality of interning of U.S. citizens and noncitizens of Japanese descent) “loaded weapon, ready for the hand of any authority that can bring forward a plausible claim of an urgent need.” Or an implausible one. However, an anti-constitutional principle would be affirmed. The principle: Any president can declare an emergency and “repurpose” funds whenever any of his policy preferences that he deems unusually important are actively denied or just ignored by the legislative branch. Why do they come to Congress, these people such as Graham? These people who, affirmatively or by their complicity of silence, trifle with our constitutional architecture, and exhort the president to eclipse the legislative branch, to which they have no loyalty comparable to their party allegiance? Seven times, Graham has taken the oath of congressional office, “solemnly” swearing to “support and defend the Constitution” and to “bear true faith and allegiance” to it, “without any mental reservation.”

Graham, who is just 1 percent of one-half of one of the three branches of one of the nation’s many governments, is, however, significant as a symptom. When the Trump presidency is just a fragrant memory, the political landscape will still be cluttered with some of this president’s simple and empty epigones, the make-believe legislators who did not loudly and articulately recoil from the mere suggestion of using a declared emergency to set aside the separation of powers." "The fact is that the G.O.P., as currently constituted, is willing to do whatever it takes to seize and hold power. And as long as that remains true, and Republicans remain politically competitive, we will be one election away from losing democracy in America." CB: So, our goal must be to make the Republican Party not competitive, or as I've been saying abolish the Republican Party as We know it as California has. The G.O.P. Goes Full Authoritarian ~ Paul Krugman Only Trump’s flamboyant awfulness stands in the way of his party’s power grab. ...The Republic Party is composed of outright feudalists blended with devout fascists. Their goal is to put their "saintly" and moneyed boot on everyone's neck and for you to behave as they would have you behave (in abject obedience) or be forced to behave that way. Text: "Donald Trump, it turns out, may have been the best thing that could have happened to American democracy. No, I haven’t lost my mind. Individual-1 is clearly a wannabe dictator who has contempt for the rule of law, not to mention being corrupt and probably in the pocket of foreign powers. But he’s also lazy, undisciplined, self-absorbed and inept. And since the threat to democracy is much broader and deeper than one man, we’re actually fortunate that the forces menacing America have such a ludicrous person as their public face. Yet those forces may prevail all the same. If you want to understand what’s happening to our country, the book you really need to read is “How Democracies Die,” by Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt. As the authors — professors of government at Harvard — point out, in recent decades a number of nominally democratic nations have become de facto authoritarian, one-party states. Yet none of them have had classic military coups, with tanks in the street. What we’ve seen instead are coups of a subtler form: takeovers or intimidation of the news media, rigged elections that disenfranchise opposing voters, new rules of the game that give the ruling party overwhelming control even if it loses the popular vote, corrupted courts. The classic example is Hungary, where Fidesz, the white nationalist governing party, has effectively taken over the bulk of the media; destroyed the independence of the judiciary; rigged voting to enfranchise supporters and disenfranchise opponents; gerrymandered electoral districts in its favor; and altered the rules so that a minority in the popular vote translates into a supermajority in the legislature. Does a lot of this sound familiar? It should. You see, Republicans have been adopting similar tactics — not at the federal level (yet), but in states they control. As Levitsky and Ziblatt say, the states, which Justice Louis Brandeis famously pronounced the laboratories of democracy, “are in danger of becoming laboratories of authoritarianism as those in power rewrite electoral rules, redraw constituencies and even rescind voting rights to ensure that they do not lose.” Thus, voter purges and deliberate restriction of minority access to the polls have become standard practice in much of America. Would Brian Kemp, the governor-elect of Georgia — who oversaw his own election as secretary of state — have won without these tactics? Almost certainly not. And the G.O.P. has engaged in extreme gerrymandering. Some people have been reassured by the fact that the Democratic landslide in the popular vote for the House did, in fact, translate into a comparable majority in seats held. But you get a lot less reassured if you look at what happened at the state level, where votes often weren’t reflected in terms of control of state legislatures. Let’s talk, in particular, about what’s happening in Wisconsin. There has been a fair amount of reporting on the power grab currently underway in Madison. Having lost every statewide office in Wisconsin last month, Republicans are using the lame-duck legislative session to drastically curtail these offices’ power, effectively keeping rule over the state in the hands of the G.O.P.-controlled Legislature. What has gotten less emphasis is the fact that G.O.P. legislative control is also undemocratic. Last month Democratic candidates received 54 percent of the votes in State Assembly elections — but they ended up with only 37 percent of the seats. In other words, Wisconsin is turning into Hungary on the Great Lakes, a state that may hold elections, but where elections don’t matter, because the ruling party retains control no matter what voters do. And here’s the thing: As far as I can tell, not a single prominent Republican in Washington has condemned the power grab in Wisconsin, the similar grab in Michigan, or even what looks like outright electoral fraud in North Carolina. Elected Republicans don’t just increasingly share the values of white nationalist parties like Fidesz or Poland’s Law and Justice; they also share those parties’ contempt for democracy. The G.O.P. is an authoritarian party in waiting. Which is why we should be grateful for Trump. If he weren’t so flamboyantly awful, Democrats might have won the House popular vote by only 4 or 5 points, not 8.6 points. And in that case, Republicans might have maintained control — and we’d be well along the path to permanent one-party rule. Instead, we’re heading for a period of divided government, in which the opposition party has both the power to block legislation and, perhaps even more important, the ability to conduct investigations backed by subpoena power into Trump administration malfeasance. But this may be no more than a respite. For whatever may happen to Donald Trump, his party has turned its back on democracy. And that should terrify you. The fact is that the G.O.P., as currently constituted, is willing to do whatever it takes to seize and hold power. And as long as that remains true, and Republicans remain politically competitive, we will be one election away from losing democracy in America." Cathy : "I'm opposed to the 2nd Amendment. We need to get rid of it, and the Republican Party. Guns are meant to kill, they serve no other purpose. Republicans are bad for our country. Trump's proof of that. There's not an intelligent one in our entire Congress! They're a bunch of greedy, assholes. They, and the 2nd Amendment have to go!" CB: Abolish the Republican Party as We know it. The important thing is to see Trump as part of the long term Republican disaster ( Nixonians, Reaganites ) and make Trump a reason to abolish the Republican Party as We know it. Trump is the symptom ; the Republican Party for 50 years is the epidemic. CB: Abolish the Republican Party as We know it ; follow the California example . 2012: "California here it comes: Perhaps the biggest surprise this year was the likely achievement of a two-thirds Democratic supermajority in both state legislative houses - a feat the party last achieved in 1883. While the state Senate's supermajority is assured, achieving it in the Assembly hinges on the outcome of two very tight races. A two-thirds majority would let Democrats raise revenues without votes of Republican legislators, all of whom have signed a no-new-taxes pledge. For years, lack of such a supermajority has allowed the Republican legislative minority to block any new revenues. "CB : Abolish the Republican Party as we know it. California has been a harbinger of the direction of the whole nation in politics in the last 40 -50 years. Steve : "Sorry to say, they're way too entrenched to be abolished." CB: They were entrenched in California, too. Nixon and Reagan came from California. They've been abolished as we knew them in California . If we had a series of landslides as with Franklin Roosevelt, you wouldn't recognize the Republican Party. On May 12, 2021, at 3:08 PM, Maure Briggs wrote: Posted by cb at 4:45 PM No comments: Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Wednesday, May 12, 2021 Abolish the GOP before they kill us all -I someone : "Well, of course ! What do you expect ??? When the Dems go right, the Republicans go further right. Hey, the Dems use to be the anti-war party. now, the Republicans are more anti-war. " ///////////// ////// /// CB : False half-lie ; Dems are going very left since Obama . Republican Prez ended Democrat Prez Peace treaty with Iran . Republican Bush started big wars Democrat Obama wound (?) them down got a big peace treaty You got it backwards: Dems started most of Cold Wars now Republicans start wars mostly since Reagan -Bush . ... Progressives attacking Democrats is fifth columb on the ultra-left aiding the fascist Republicans ; ultra-left demagogy , anti-working class , anti-99% . ////// ///// Campaign for Democratic votes everyday some kinda way; abolish the Republican Party before they kill us all Abolish the Republican Party as We know it. Catherine : "Charles Brown Abolish the Republican Party - PERIOD!!!!" CB : http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2014/08/abolish-economics-and-republican-party.html . Abolish the Republican Party as We know it by campaigning for Democratic votes . Only way to complete the job Republican division has started is to vote in Democrats in their place . I’ve been of the opinion since Trumpy won that if we defeated him , a large chunk of his fanatical followers would stop voting Republican. I think that’s going to happen now whether trump stays in the political arena or not. And a large chunk of Never Trumper Republicans will stop voting Republican. That’s likely to result in Democrats winning larger and new majorities at the state and federal level ; abolish the Republican Party as We know it. I don’t think any Republican can take Trumpy’s place with his fanatical followers. Abolish the Republican Party as We , the People , know it. Abolition is the American revolutionary method . Abolish the King, Abolish slavery, abolish male supremacy in voting. Abolish Jim Crow abolish the Republican Party Abolish the Grand Ole Party as We know it, as California has , at the ballot box . When Trump goes (BUT TRUMP HASNT GONE AND THE WHOLE GOP IS FASCIST-KKK BLOCKING VOTES !! EMERGENCY ! /// , We can abolish the Republican Party as We know it, because a large percentage of Republican voters will drop out of voting because they are Trump fanatics , so the Democrats will win large majorities in the House, Senate and state legislatures . Then We will be able to reverse Reaganism across the board and establish universal affordable healthcare ( as in Canada), decent minimum wage, rebuild labor union rights , voting rights, abortion rights, and a green economy , affordable student loans , public education etc. If We can defeat Trump, many of his fanatical followers will drop out of voting all together , and We will be able to wipe out the Republicans in subsequent elections at all levels of government . We'll have a Constitutional Convention after We abolish the Republican Party as We know it and go over the Supreme Court's head. That's how We, the People , will abolish the Republican majority in the Courts. Graham : "end of our party" Yes abolish the Republican Party as We know it. // "George Will performs an autopsy on Lindsey Graham." Text: "Back in the day, small rural airports had textile windsocks, simple and empty things that indicated which way the wind was blowing. The ubiquitous Sen. Lindsey O. Graham has become a political windsock, and as such, he — more than the sturdy, substantial elephant — is emblematic of his party today. When in 1994, Graham, a South Carolina Republican, first ran for Congress, he promised to be “one less vote for an agenda that makes you want to throw up.” A quarter-century later, Graham himself is a gastrointestinal challenge. In the past three years, he had a road-to-Damascus conversion. In 2015, he said Donald Trump was a “jackass.” In February 2016, he said: “I’m not going to try to get into the mind of Donald Trump, because I don’t think there’s a whole lot of space there. I think he’s a kook, I think he’s crazy, I think he’s unfit for office.” And: “I’m a Republican and he’s not. He’s not a conservative Republican. He’s an opportunist.” Today, Graham, paladin of conservatism and scourge of opportunism, says building the border wall is an existential matter for the GOP: “If we undercut the president, that’s the end of his presidency and the end of our party.” Well. Six years after its founding, the Republican Party produced the president who saved the nation. The party presided over the flow of population west of the Mississippi, into space hitherto designated on maps as the Great American Desert. (The Homestead Act of 1862 was enacted by a Republican-controlled Congress.) The Morrill Act of 1862 (Vermont Rep. Justin Morrill was a Republican) launched the land-grant college system that began the democratization of higher education and advanced the science-intensive agriculture that facilitated the urbanization that accelerated the nation’s rise to global preeminence. The party abetted and channeled the animal spirits that developed the industrial sinews with which 20th-century America defeated fascism and then communism. Now, however, Graham, whose mind might not have a whole lot of space for pertinent history, thinks this party’s identity and survival depend on servile obedience to this president’s myopia. During the government shutdown, Graham’s tergiversations — sorry, this is the precise word — have amazed. On a recent day, in 90 minutes he went from “I don’t know” whether the president has the power to declare an emergency and divert into wall-building funds appropriated by Congress for other purposes, to “Time for President . . . to use emergency powers to build Wall.” The next day, he scrambled up the escalation ladder by using capitalization: “Declare a national emergency NOW. Build a wall NOW.” Two days later, he scampered down a few rungs, calling for his hero to accept a short-term funding measure to open the government while wall negotiations continue. Stay tuned for more acrobatics. But stay focused on this: Anyone — in Graham-speak, ANYONE — who at any time favors declaring an emergency, or who does not denounce the mere suggestion thereof, thereby abandons constitutional government. Yes, such a declaration would be technically legal. Congress has put on every president’s desk this (to adopt Justice Robert Jackson’s language in his dissent from the Supreme Court’s 1944 Korematsu decision affirming the constitutionality of interning of U.S. citizens and noncitizens of Japanese descent) “loaded weapon, ready for the hand of any authority that can bring forward a plausible claim of an urgent need.” Or an implausible one. However, an anti-constitutional principle would be affirmed. The principle: Any president can declare an emergency and “repurpose” funds whenever any of his policy preferences that he deems unusually important are actively denied or just ignored by the legislative branch. Why do they come to Congress, these people such as Graham? These people who, affirmatively or by their complicity of silence, trifle with our constitutional architecture, and exhort the president to eclipse the legislative branch, to which they have no loyalty comparable to their party allegiance? Seven times, Graham has taken the oath of congressional office, “solemnly” swearing to “support and defend the Constitution” and to “bear true faith and allegiance” to it, “without any mental reservation.” Graham, who is just 1 percent of one-half of one of the three branches of one of the nation’s many governments, is, however, significant as a symptom. When the Trump presidency is just a fragrant memory, the political landscape will still be cluttered with some of this president’s simple and empty epigones, the make-believe legislators who did not loudly and articulately recoil from the mere suggestion of using a declared emergency to set aside the separation of powers." "The fact is that the G.O.P., as currently constituted, is willing to do whatever it takes to seize and hold power. And as long as that remains true, and Republicans remain politically competitive, we will be one election away from losing democracy in America." CB: So, our goal must be to make the Republican Party not competitive, or as I've been saying abolish the Republican Party as We know it as California has. The G.O.P. Goes Full Authoritarian ~ Paul Krugman Only Trump’s flamboyant awfulness stands in the way of his party’s power grab. ...The Republic Party is composed of outright feudalists blended with devout fascists. Their goal is to put their "saintly" and moneyed boot on everyone's neck and for you to behave as they would have you behave (in abject obedience) or be forced to behave that way. Text: "Donald Trump, it turns out, may have been the best thing that could have happened to American democracy. No, I haven’t lost my mind. Individual-1 is clearly a wannabe dictator who has contempt for the rule of law, not to mention being corrupt and probably in the pocket of foreign powers. But he’s also lazy, undisciplined, self-absorbed and inept. And since the threat to democracy is much broader and deeper than one man, we’re actually fortunate that the forces menacing America have such a ludicrous person as their public face. Yet those forces may prevail all the same. If you want to understand what’s happening to our country, the book you really need to read is “How Democracies Die,” by Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt. As the authors — professors of government at Harvard — point out, in recent decades a number of nominally democratic nations have become de facto authoritarian, one-party states. Yet none of them have had classic military coups, with tanks in the street. What we’ve seen instead are coups of a subtler form: takeovers or intimidation of the news media, rigged elections that disenfranchise opposing voters, new rules of the game that give the ruling party overwhelming control even if it loses the popular vote, corrupted courts. The classic example is Hungary, where Fidesz, the white nationalist governing party, has effectively taken over the bulk of the media; destroyed the independence of the judiciary; rigged voting to enfranchise supporters and disenfranchise opponents; gerrymandered electoral districts in its favor; and altered the rules so that a minority in the popular vote translates into a supermajority in the legislature. Does a lot of this sound familiar? It should. You see, Republicans have been adopting similar tactics — not at the federal level (yet), but in states they control. As Levitsky and Ziblatt say, the states, which Justice Louis Brandeis famously pronounced the laboratories of democracy, “are in danger of becoming laboratories of authoritarianism as those in power rewrite electoral rules, redraw constituencies and even rescind voting rights to ensure that they do not lose.” Thus, voter purges and deliberate restriction of minority access to the polls have become standard practice in much of America. Would Brian Kemp, the governor-elect of Georgia — who oversaw his own election as secretary of state — have won without these tactics? Almost certainly not. And the G.O.P. has engaged in extreme gerrymandering. Some people have been reassured by the fact that the Democratic landslide in the popular vote for the House did, in fact, translate into a comparable majority in seats held. But you get a lot less reassured if you look at what happened at the state level, where votes often weren’t reflected in terms of control of state legislatures. Let’s talk, in particular, about what’s happening in Wisconsin. There has been a fair amount of reporting on the power grab currently underway in Madison. Having lost every statewide office in Wisconsin last month, Republicans are using the lame-duck legislative session to drastically curtail these offices’ power, effectively keeping rule over the state in the hands of the G.O.P.-controlled Legislature. What has gotten less emphasis is the fact that G.O.P. legislative control is also undemocratic. Last month Democratic candidates received 54 percent of the votes in State Assembly elections — but they ended up with only 37 percent of the seats. In other words, Wisconsin is turning into Hungary on the Great Lakes, a state that may hold elections, but where elections don’t matter, because the ruling party retains control no matter what voters do. And here’s the thing: As far as I can tell, not a single prominent Republican in Washington has condemned the power grab in Wisconsin, the similar grab in Michigan, or even what looks like outright electoral fraud in North Carolina. Elected Republicans don’t just increasingly share the values of white nationalist parties like Fidesz or Poland’s Law and Justice; they also share those parties’ contempt for democracy. The G.O.P. is an authoritarian party in waiting. Which is why we should be grateful for Trump. If he weren’t so flamboyantly awful, Democrats might have won the House popular vote by only 4 or 5 points, not 8.6 points. And in that case, Republicans might have maintained control — and we’d be well along the path to permanent one-party rule. Instead, we’re heading for a period of divided government, in which the opposition party has both the power to block legislation and, perhaps even more important, the ability to conduct investigations backed by subpoena power into Trump administration malfeasance. But this may be no more than a respite. For whatever may happen to Donald Trump, his party has turned its back on democracy. And that should terrify you. The fact is that the G.O.P., as currently constituted, is willing to do whatever it takes to seize and hold power. And as long as that remains true, and Republicans remain politically competitive, we will be one election away from losing democracy in America." Cathy : "I'm opposed to the 2nd Amendment. We need to get rid of it, and the Republican Party. Guns are meant to kill, they serve no other purpose. Republicans are bad for our country. Trump's proof of that. There's not an intelligent one in our entire Congress! They're a bunch of greedy, assholes. They, and the 2nd Amendment have to go!" CB: Abolish the Republican Party as We know it. The important thing is to see Trump as part of the long term Republican disaster ( Nixonians, Reaganites ) and make Trump a reason to abolish the Republican Party as We know it. Trump is the symptom ; the Republican Party for 50 years is the epidemic. CB: Abolish the Republican Party as We know it ; follow the California example . 2012: "California here it comes: Perhaps the biggest surprise this year was the likely achievement of a two-thirds Democratic supermajority in both state legislative houses - a feat the party last achieved in 1883. While the state Senate's supermajority is assured, achieving it in the Assembly hinges on the outcome of two very tight races. A two-thirds majority would let Democrats raise revenues without votes of Republican legislators, all of whom have signed a no-new-taxes pledge. For years, lack of such a supermajority has allowed the Republican legislative minority to block any new revenues. "CB : Abolish the Republican Party as we know it. California has been a harbinger of the direction of the whole nation in politics in the last 40 -50 years. Steve : "Sorry to say, they're way too entrenched to be abolished." CB: They were entrenched in California, too. Nixon and Reagan came from California. They've been abolished as we knew them in California . If we had a series of landslides as with Franklin Roosevelt, you wouldn't recognize the Republican Party. On May 12, 2021, at 3:08 PM, Maure Briggs wrote:  Well, of course ! What do you expect ??? When the Dems go right, the Republicans go further right. Hey, the Dems use to be the anti-war party. now, the Republicans are more anti-war. Maure Briggs Maurejsa@aol.com www.facebook.com/maureen.cbriggsc www.flickr.com/photos/7279921@N03/page3/ www.pinterest.com/maureclaire/ https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/8476178?shelf=read -----Original Message----- From: Charles Brown To: a-list ; marxism-thaxis@lists.riseup.net Sent: Wed, May 12, 2021 12:15 pm Subject: [marxism-thaxis] Fwd: the far right has taken over the GOP -- we can't let them take over Congress Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: stop the QAnon caucus Date: May 11, 2021 at 8:00:35 PM EDT To: Charles Brown Subject: the far right has taken over the GOP -- we can't let them take over Congress Reply-To: democrats@hmpac.com  Charles, don't let far-right extremists take over Congress: Make a 3x MATCHED donation >>> House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has let far-right extremists run wild. The QAnon Caucus has already taken over the Republican party -- we can't let them take over Congress. But that's exactly what will happen if Democrats lose our EXTREMELY NARROW majority! We've been sounding the alarm about this threat to our democracy, which is why one of our top donors has agreed to TRIPLE MATCH all donations for a limited time. Rush a 3X-MATCHED gift right now > > 3X-MATCH: $5 >> 3X-MATCH: $35 >> 3X-MATCH: $50 >> 3X-MATCH: $100 >> 3X-MATCH: $250 >> Donate another amount >> Here's the problem: Kevin McCarthy and his extreme colleagues have already broken MULTIPLE FUNDRAISING RECORDS this year! There's nothing Kevin McCarthy wants more than to become Speaker McCarthy, and his wealthy mega-donors are lining up to help make it happen. Honestly, our current rate of donations is nowhere near what it needs to be to catch up to McCarthy's fundraising. But if [181] Democrats from Michigan chip in just $5 right now, we might be able to get back on track before the end of the month. Charles, if you want to make sure Kevin McCarthy and his QAnon Caucus NEVER get a hold of the Speaker's gavel, rush a 3X MATCHED contribution now >>> 3X-MATCH: $5 >> 3X-MATCH: $35 >> 3X-MATCH: $50 >> 3X-MATCH: $100 >> 3X-MATCH: $250 >> Donate another amount >> -- Democratic Majority: HMP This message was sent to: cb31450@gmail.com Click here to receive fewer emails. | Click here to unsubscribe. Consistent with federal law, House Majority PAC makes its federal contributions from one account (the “Contribution Account”) and engages in the rest of its political activity from the other account (the “Non-Contribution Account”). You may contribute up to $5,000 per calendar year to House Majority PAC’s Contribution Account. You may contribute an unlimited amount to House Majority PAC’s Non-Contribution Account. By donating through this email, you agree that the first $5,000 of your contribution will be deposited in House Majority PAC’s Contribution Account and the remainder in House Majority PAC’s Non-Contribution Account. You may also designate a different allocation formula below. You also agree that this allocation formula may change if following it would result in an excessive contribution to the Contribution Account. Corporations/Labor Organizations: You may contribute an unlimited amount to House Majority PAC’s Non-Contribution Account. You may not contribute to House Majority PAC’s Contribution Account. Contributions or gifts to House Majority PAC are not tax-deductible. Paid for by House Majority PAC, thehousemajoritypac.com. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee. Thank you for being a committed supporter of House Majority PAC. We’re working every day to protect our Democratic Majority. Because President Obama said it best: President Obama: You need to vote because our Democracy depends on it. Donate $5 to Protect Our House Majority >> President Obama is right, Charles. We can’t sit back and let Republicans ruin our democracy. That’s why we send you so many emails. We rely on grassroots supporters like you to fuel our efforts to take Republicans down. Our average online donation is $12.56. And we put every cent to good use to make sure our Democratic Majority has the resources they need to win. We know we send you a lot of emails, so if you’d like to receive fewer emails you can click here. If you’d like to unsubscribe from our emails altogether, you can click here. If you’d like to chip in and invest in our Democrats, you can click here. If you'd like to connect with us on Facebook, click here. If you'd like to follow us on Twitter, click here. From everyone here at team House Majority PAC, we’re so grateful for your support! Marxism-Thaxis mailing list Marxism-Thaxis@lists.riseup.net To change your options or unsubscribe go to: https://lists.riseup.net/www/info/marxism-thaxis Posted by cb at 12:35 PM No comments: Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Monday, October 12, 2020 Abolish the fascist Republican Party Republican Party has cheated to oligarchic or minority rule through gerrymandering , stealing Supreme Court appointments and minority Presidents . They follow Mussolini's fascist principle : "After Socialism, Fascism combats the whole complex system of democratic ideology, and repudiates it, whether in its theoretical premises or in its practical application. Fascism denies that the majority, by the simple fact that it is a majority, can direct human society; it denies that numbers alone can govern by means of a periodical consultation, and it affirms the immutable, beneficial, and fruitful inequality of mankind, which can never be permanently leveled through the mere operation of a mechanical process such as universal suffrage...." https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/mod/mussolini-fascism.asp We must focus on the class aspect in our most fundamental definition of fascism. Fascism is open terrorist rule by the most reactionary , racist and bellicose sections of finance capital . The Republican Party represents those sections of the bourgeoisie . It is threatening and executing policies with respect to social programs that will _foreseeably_ result in premature deaths of 10,000's just as certainly as if they were machine gunned. The Republican accelerated round up of immigrants , threats to expel Dreamers and others , racist threat against African and Latin immigrants equal the Nazis treatment of Jews in the early years of the regime before the holocaustic level of killing. There is no premature anti -fascism by name . The President has spoken in support of openly Nazi marchers. Furthermore, the American fascist tradition is the KKK. The KKK had fascist rule in sections of the US before Italy (!) . The KKK is a core constituency of the Republican base . David Duke regularly endorses Trump's actions. Republicans have leaders like Roy Moore, who says life for Black people was better in slavery. The Attorney General is a political twin of Moore. Statues of Confederates litter the Southern landscape and rock star Kid Rock waves a Confederate flag in downtown , 85% Black Detroit. The NRA is also a rightwing militant and armed core group of the Republican base. And another unique feature of American fascism, I'd say , is libertarian fascism. Unlike the European state centered "well ordered " police forces, America has individualist killers doing mass shootings. This is libertarian fascism para-military to the Republican Party. The Republican Party is a fascist party. However , even though it holds most government offices , we don't have a fascist government (yet; there is no premature anti-fascism) because of the historical luck that the Republican President is at war with our secret police and spy agencies , the FBI and CIA; and the President is a Russian agent, of sorts ; he stumbled into it. We can't rely on that not changing; we have to warn the people. There is no premature anti-fascism. How could I forget. The Republicans are also mounting an effort to destroy the trade unions : work-for -less law iin traditional labor union stronghold Michigan, Supreme Court potential blow , Trump attacking. President supported a Nazi march in which a woman was murdered ! "Fascism" must be used rhetorically , not based on the identity between the current situation in the Republican Party and the fascists in Europe in the 20's and 30's. If we had warned of "fascism" in the time when it actually arose, the term would not have aroused much alarm because fascism had not become what it became : fastest big murdering system of all times. Terms like tyranny, barbarism and savagery had to be used to get people's attention . Of course , technically it was not tyranny, a system in Ancient Greece. But because of the rhetorical need the term was used non-technically. Similarly with fascist today. History does not repeat itself , but it does rhyme sometimes. On the other hand , on the technical point, the Republican Presidential contenders all represent the most racist , bellicose, reactionary sections of finance capital. Trump threatens open terrorist rule against specially despised national and racial groups. Bush launched aggressive , unprovoked war against Iraq, a Crime Against Peace, which Hermann Goering was sentenced to death for at Nuremberg.So, Republicans are right on the edge with meeting the technical definition . There is no premature anti- fascism Republican Party is a fully , openly fascist party now. Someone says : "The republicans are planning to kill thousands more veterans by yanking life-support and healthcare out from under them. They have to know what they're planning will kill that many, but they just don't care. The GOP core belief seems to be that if you can't work and pay taxes through working, you do not have a right to life -- even if you lost that ability fighting in one of the pointless wars they started. This is eerily similar to the "euthanasia program" the nazi's were operating in Germany right before the war. The elderly, the chronically ill and infirmed, the maimed (many of whom were veterans of WWI) were sent to "free" clinics to be treated. They were actually murdered, either with gas or an injection, and their survivors would receive a letter reporting about how they died from pneumonia or some other cause. Sometimes the remains were returned, sometimes they weren't." June 2016 I said , Some like me call the Republican Party fascist, way past a whiff. "Populist"-fascist . Capable of open terrorist rule , especially targeting racial minorities , representing the most reactionary , chauvinist , bellicose sections of finance capital; there is no premature anti-fascism. CB : Yea better to use "fascist." Fascism started and got its name in Italy. There was fascism in Spain , too. Republican Party has Italian Fascist characteristics like minority rule or oligarchy . Joe : "I understand the word Nazi is overused, and used poorly, often. Until they kill so many innocents as Hitler did Jewish people, nobody will be in the league with Hitler. But NOT using the word out of deference to extremist sensitivities, or out of political correctness, clearly benefits whatever group is MOST LIKE the fascists referred to. There's no doubt about that. And if any group shares the methodology of fear-mongering, racist nationalism, and politically weaponized xenophobia, it is of the utmost importance that ordinary people recognize it. That because the modern GOP seems to use a similar tool set, and they are very active right now.." Bull: the Republicans are the liars , cheaters , thieves , unAmericans , not the Democrats. False equivalence of Dems and Reps helps the fascist Republicans. AMERICANS FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AMERICANS FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY Republicans are a bunch of lying demagogues, tellers of half-lies, prevaricators. We must get rid of the GOP ! We must get rid of the GOP 1 Like the old, old Whig Party, the ole, ole Republican Party has got to go, go, go onto the garbage heap of American history. It gets worse every day ! Every damn day , some stupid Republican says something fascist , just beyond the pale , unconscionable. There's a rightwing insanity epidemic in the tea Republican Party. https://take10charles.blogspot.com/2015/03/americans-for-abolition-of-republican.html?m=1 No both parties do _not_ work for the same bosses ! Vote Democrat ! Republicans used to pretend that they hate tariffs , Russians , bailouts , budget deficits and debts: the Grand Ole Party of Liars only cares about getting more of the total amount of money in the system to the rich, the One Percent , the One capitalists , who already have most of it; and beating down the 99% economically and socially. This is socioeconomic fascism. And budget deficits and debts: the Grand Ole Party of Liars only cares about getting more of the total amount of money in the system to the rich, the One Percent , the One capitalists , who already have most of it; and beating down the 99% economically and socially. This is socioeconomic fascism. CB: Republicans' war on Women is its central fascist plank. Jim says : "I’ve been somewhat amused to listen as both old and young progressives argue about whether Trump is a “real” fascist. I love reading about the history of antifascist resistance during the 30’s and 40’s, and have enjoyed greatly my associations with antifascist fighters from that period. But this discussion is pointless and gets us nowhere. The facts are the Republican Party has waged an unceasing campaign against American democratic institutions for the last eight years, since the election of Obama, who they tried to delegitimize with their birther movement. You don’t think they have become a fascist movement? Fine! Call it what you want, put whatever label you want on it. Now days the Republicans don’t even try to hide their nihilism. They have tried to shut the government down, destroy Social Security and Medicare and shred the safety net. They have fought tooth and nail against any effort to hold Wall Street and the financial industry accountable for their deprivations against the American people. Their scapegoats extend to Muslims, undocumented immigrants, feminists and people of color who they blame for all of America’s woes. They also attack and harass scientists who try to warn us about the dangers and consequences of climate change. They tried and are still attempting to undermine the Iranian nuclear agreement, going so far as to use the Israeli prime minister as a weapon against our president. They have had some success in sabotaging health care reform, suppressing voting rights, gerrymandering voting districts, destroying workers’ ability to collectively bargain, and restricting women’s rights to control their bodies. They continue to vilify gay and transgender people. They have sought to obstruct and undermine the entire federal judiciary, not just the Supreme Court. They have encouraged their followers to consider violence and taking up arms if they are unable to win at the ballot box. State Republican leaders have threatened succession. The modern Republican Party is not the party of Lincoln. Nor is it the party of Eisenhower. It’s not even the party of Nixon. It represents the greatest threat to America since the Confederate states succession. Let us not be distracted by the Bundy’s, the play-soldier militias, the Klan or the other assorted pathetic pawns. They have no power beyond a few guns and bullets that give their empty lives some purpose. It’s the Republican Party that is the greatest threat to our society, and the sooner we understand that the sooner we will be able to unite to counter their threat. Is the Left going to discuss the fact that we are in fascism ? No because the Republicans are the fascist party and the Democrats are NOT a fascist party nor are the Democrats enablers , or fake opponents of the Republicans. So, the Left ( all of it almost , so ultra-left is redundant) can't call out the fascism because that would violate their number one dogmatic principle that there is no difference between the parties. You both are right on ! Trumpist Republican Party is the Reaganite Republican Party in the nude , revealing it's essence, at its logical conclusion : anti-working class, white supremacist and male supremacist Thomas : "The Republican Party is turning into a fascist party much like Le Pen's National Front in France. The GOP is now so far to the the right from even the GOP of even Barry Goldwater's and dare I say, Ron Reagan." George : "Goldwater, Nixon and Ronnie Raygun laid the foundation for the current mess. They hid behind lofty slogans, but they were fundamentally saying the same crap!" Bruce : "We are not allowed to compared the Nazi-like behavior of the Republican Party to Nazis because it upsets them. So here's a question. In the 1930s, who did people refer the actual Nazis to earlier in history? What was the most evil group people would have heard of to call the Nazis?" CB: Exactly: use of "Nazis" or "fascist" now is rhetorical , even if the Republicans are not just like Hitler or Mussolini's parties. Calling Hitler a Nazi then wouldn't inform people because the Nazis hadn't murdered tens of millions yet. You'd have to say tyrants or barbarians . Rosa Luxembourg said "Socialism or Barbarism " before the Nazis. Got to call Republicans fascists to alarm people, though Americans are generally very ignorant of history , even World War II history. CB: US is under a fascist Republican Troika - Congress , President and Supreme Court ; evolved fascism since Reagan It continues... -The Supreme Court just upheld the Trump anti-Muslim travel ban. -The Supreme Court also just upheld the right of pro-life centers to prevent abortions by deceiving women about their true purposes. To do otherwise, the "Court" claims, would infringe on the centers' First Amendment rights... Sent from my iPhone Posted by cb at 12:59 PM No comments: Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Tuesday, June 28, 2022 Abolish the fascist Republican Party Republican Party has cheated to oligarchic or minority rule through gerrymandering , stealing Supreme Court appointments and minority Presidents . They follow Mussolini's fascist principle : "After Socialism, Fascism combats the whole complex system of democratic ideology, and repudiates it, whether in its theoretical premises or in its practical application. Fascism denies that the majority, by the simple fact that it is a majority, can direct human society; it denies that numbers alone can govern by means of a periodical consultation, and it affirms the immutable, beneficial, and fruitful inequality of mankind, which can never be permanently leveled through the mere operation of a mechanical process such as universal suffrage...." https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/mod/mussolini-fascism.asp We must focus on the class aspect in our most fundamental definition of fascism. Fascism is open terrorist rule by the most reactionary , racist and bellicose sections of finance capital . The Republican Party represents those sections of the bourgeoisie . It is threatening and executing policies with respect to social programs that will _foreseeably_ result in premature deaths of 10,000's just as certainly as if they were machine gunned. The Republican accelerated round up of immigrants , threats to expel Dreamers and others , racist threat against African and Latin immigrants equal the Nazis treatment of Jews in the early years of the regime before the holocaustic level of killing. There is no premature anti -fascism by name . The President has spoken in support of openly Nazi marchers. Furthermore, the American fascist tradition is the KKK. The KKK had fascist rule in sections of the US before Italy (!) . The KKK is a core constituency of the Republican base . David Duke regularly endorses Trump's actions. Republicans have leaders like Roy Moore, who says life for Black people was better in slavery. The Attorney General is a political twin of Moore. Statues of Confederates litter the Southern landscape and rock star Kid Rock waves a Confederate flag in downtown , 85% Black Detroit. The NRA is also a rightwing militant and armed core group of the Republican base. And another unique feature of American fascism, I'd say , is libertarian fascism. Unlike the European state centered "well ordered " police forces, America has individualist killers doing mass shootings. This is libertarian fascism para-military to the Republican Party. The Republican Party is a fascist party. However , even though it holds most government offices , we don't have a fascist government (yet; there is no premature anti-fascism) because of the historical luck that the Republican President is at war with our secret police and spy agencies , the FBI and CIA; and the President is a Russian agent, of sorts ; he stumbled into it. We can't rely on that not changing; we have to warn the people. There is no premature anti-fascism. How could I forget. The Republicans are also mounting an effort to destroy the trade unions : work-for -less law iin traditional labor union stronghold Michigan, Supreme Court potential blow , Trump attacking. President supported a Nazi march in which a woman was murdered ! "Fascism" must be used rhetorically , not based on the identity between the current situation in the Republican Party and the fascists in Europe in the 20's and 30's. If we had warned of "fascism" in the time when it actually arose, the term would not have aroused much alarm because fascism had not become what it became : fastest big murdering system of all times. Terms like tyranny, barbarism and savagery had to be used to get people's attention . Of course , technically it was not tyranny, a system in Ancient Greece. But because of the rhetorical need the term was used non-technically. Similarly with fascist today. History does not repeat itself , but it does rhyme sometimes. On the other hand , on the technical point, the Republican Presidential contenders all represent the most racist , bellicose, reactionary sections of finance capital. Trump threatens open terrorist rule against specially despised national and racial groups. Bush launched aggressive , unprovoked war against Iraq, a Crime Against Peace, which Hermann Goering was sentenced to death for at Nuremberg.So, Republicans are right on the edge with meeting the technical definition . There is no premature anti- fascism Republican Party is a fully , openly fascist party now. Someone says : "The republicans are planning to kill thousands more veterans by yanking life-support and healthcare out from under them. They have to know what they're planning will kill that many, but they just don't care. The GOP core belief seems to be that if you can't work and pay taxes through working, you do not have a right to life -- even if you lost that ability fighting in one of the pointless wars they started. This is eerily similar to the "euthanasia program" the nazi's were operating in Germany right before the war. The elderly, the chronically ill and infirmed, the maimed (many of whom were veterans of WWI) were sent to "free" clinics to be treated. They were actually murdered, either with gas or an injection, and their survivors would receive a letter reporting about how they died from pneumonia or some other cause. Sometimes the remains were returned, sometimes they weren't." June 2016 I said , Some like me call the Republican Party fascist, way past a whiff. "Populist"-fascist . Capable of open terrorist rule , especially targeting racial minorities , representing the most reactionary , chauvinist , bellicose sections of finance capital; there is no premature anti-fascism. CB : Yea better to use "fascist." Fascism started and got its name in Italy. There was fascism in Spain , too. Republican Party has Italian Fascist characteristics like minority rule or oligarchy . Joe : "I understand the word Nazi is overused, and used poorly, often. Until they kill so many innocents as Hitler did Jewish people, nobody will be in the league with Hitler. But NOT using the word out of deference to extremist sensitivities, or out of political correctness, clearly benefits whatever group is MOST LIKE the fascists referred to. There's no doubt about that. And if any group shares the methodology of fear-mongering, racist nationalism, and politically weaponized xenophobia, it is of the utmost importance that ordinary people recognize it. That because the modern GOP seems to use a similar tool set, and they are very active right now.." Bull: the Republicans are the liars , cheaters , thieves , unAmericans , not the Democrats. False equivalence of Dems and Reps helps the fascist Republicans. AMERICANS FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AMERICANS FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY Republicans are a bunch of lying demagogues, tellers of half-lies, prevaricators. Posted by cb at 7:39 AM No comments: Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Friday, March 13, 2015 AMERICANS FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AMERICANS FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY Republicans are a bunch of lying demagogues, tellers of half-lies, prevaricators. We must get rid of the GOP ! We must get rid of the GOP 1 Like the old, old Whig Party, the ole, ole Republican Party has got to go, go, go onto the garbage heap of American history. It gets worse every day ! Every damn day , some stupid Republican says something fascist , just beyond the pale , unconscionable. There's a rightwing insanity epidemic in the tea Republican Party. Fern Woodfork Exactly Charles!! The GOP Is All In The Tea Party Ass!! LOL What is to be done to move the Republican Party to political, social and economic prohibition ? You say it's their freedom of speech. But we abolished private property rights when we abolished slavery. Private property is more sacred than freedom of speech in America , no ?So, we may do it by fundamental American jurisprudence. Charles Brown Abolish the GOP like we did the Whig Party. Nothing lasts forever. 1 hr · Like · 1 Fern Woodfork Amen Charles!!! Charles Brown AMERICANS FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY We must get rid of the GOP ! We must get rid of the GOP 1...See More 16 mins · Like · 1 Fern Woodfork Hell Yeah!!! Tea Party Also!! Let Them Go The Way Of The Dodos And The Whigs!!! The Sooner The Better Off This Country Will Be!!! 12 mins · Unlike · 1 Donna Nichols Get rid of the Tea Party; they are destroying the GOP and much more. 2 mins · Unlike · 1 Fern Woodfork Too Late The GOP Has Become The Tea Party!!! Get Rid Of Them Both!!! 1 min · Unlike · 1 http://www.businessinsider.com/obama-impeachment-steve-king-immigration-executive-action-2014-8 GOP Congressman: If Obama Moves On Immigration, Then You Have To 'Take A Look' At Impeachment "I think, then, we have to sit down and take a look at that. Where would we... businessinsider.com Linda Arnold Are you kidding me? They just told him to take it on, him self ! Will you Freaking Republicans make up your Fu**ing minds ! I am so sick of your so called party ! 19 mins · Unlike · 2 Franklin Lee What a bunch of crazy nut case's 4 mins · Unlike · 1 Charles Brown AMERICANS FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY We must get rid of the GOP ! We must get rid of the GOP 1...See More 1 min · Like Charles Brown Republicans are a bunch of lying demagogues, tellers of half-lies, prevaricators. https://www.facebook.com/OccupyDemocrats/photos/a.517901514969574.1073741825.346937065399354/647115022048222/?type=1&theater SHAMEFUL! Republicans love to start wars to "promote democracy" abroad while systematically destroying democracy here at home. Jim Crow ID laws that target minorities are the REAL voter fraud! Read more here: http://on.msnbc.com/1p0bthg Image by Occupy Democrats. Occupy Democrats SHAMEFUL! Republicans love to start wars to "promote democracy" abroad while systematically destroying democracy here at home. Jim Crow ID laws that target minorities are the REAL voter fraud! Read more here: http://on.msnbc.com/1p0bthg Image by Occupy Democrats. ] Kathy Mayo Shameful indeed! 1 hr · Unlike · 2 George Moore Bull shit GOP intervention. 1 hr · Unlike · 2 Kathy Mayo Shameful indeed! 1 hr · Unlike · 2 George Moore Bull shit GOP intervention. 1 hr · Unlike · 2 George Moore The more I think about this the madder I get.This man should be able to vote from his kitchen table with a couple of witnesses present. 58 mins · Unlike · 1 Charles Brown Me too, George Moore. This really gets to me. My whole life has been under the era of the Civil Rights Movement, people struggling against preventing Black people from voting in places like Alabama, and these Republicans are gonna try to take us back to that ? Over my dead body. Border Surge Complicates GOP Pitch to Hispanics Republicans Demand More Enforcement, Including Some Who Took More Welcoming Positions in the Past http://online.wsj.com/articles/border-surge-complicates-gop-pitch-to-hispanics-1406506063?mod=U.S._newsreel_3 Posted by cb at 3:01 PM No comments: Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Next PostsHome Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) About Me My photo cb Life is a date with the Earth. Eat, drink and be merry, and save the world ! I'm a what's-good-for-the-goose-is-good-for-the-gander feminist. Peace, love ; live long and prosper. View my complete profile Blog Archive ▼ 2022 (769) ▼ July (82) What is racism in the US ? 2001: Global warming and modernity Mark Jones ; an... Celebration Erwin Marquit Article Talk Language Watch Edit Erw... https://openlibrary.org/publishers/Marxist_Educati... Crash email list June 2001 4/5/01 -0400, >OPENING TO NATIONAL BOARD CPUSA > ... FEBRUARY 15, 2001 Working Families Shouldn't... GOP splitting http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2020/10/abolish-... https://www.counterpunch.org/2022/07/08/the-highla... Why do Republicans always say let them eat cake ? Why is history a history of class struggles ? Crit... Falsehoods in US Perceptions of China Falsehoods in US Perceptions of China Mode, relations, means , forces of production Philadelphia abortion rights march shows strong fu... For the US Working Class, the early 21st Century r... Reality Check (Part 12 of 21) Falsehoods in US Pe... 2001: Committees of Correspondence assessment of B... > Americans have had an unusually large mass of pe... Bourdieu on neoliberalism ANNOTATED Charles Brown... The challenge Plants use photosynthesis to con... Marx and Marxism Web Guide Compiled by Ralph Dumain should l.a. get a new deal from its powerhouse por... You're Either with Us or You're a "Systemic Challe... Materialism and quantum mechanics Republicans are cheaters Unarmed Black man shot 60 times as he fled Akron cops FASCISM has come to America as REAGANISM For the ... Falsehoods in US Perceptions of China Reality Check (Part 4 of 21) Falsehoods in US Per... Reality Check (Part 5 of 21) Falsehoods in US Perc... Reality Check (Part 10 of 21) Falsehoods in US Pe... The amendment ending slavery could be the key to s... The Soviet Union under Vladimir Lenin is recognize... The Colonizer's Model of the World: Geographical D... Falsehoods in US Perceptions of China Falsehoods in US Perceptions of China Falsehoods in US Perceptions of China https://eng... Reality Check (Part 9 of 21) Falsehoods in US Per... Sex matters http://blog.hiddenharmonies.org/2015/07/29/an-inte... http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2022/05/httpswww... My grandfather told me : I asked my mother for 50... “, I have a few comments on slavery, valorisation ... More on Browder debate : Engels on alliance with b... the human species comes in 2 sexes. Those who are ... "that was why I asked you the question . Your ge... [PEN-L:11221] Re: Capitalist development Charles ... Sahlins comparesFoucault's power determinism to Ho... The whole profession of psychiatry is in a state o... https://transwidows.tumblr.com/ Trans Widows Does... Totemism by Claude Levi-Strauss Subject: Bruce Jenner : the post-modern Frankenste... 2016: famous feminist said trans “women” are not w... Hetero-phobic feminists Detroit: Through the lens of class and race Septem... Socialist centralized planning is to negate anarch... The housing market has rapidly changed. Sellers, o... — A new poll finds a growing percentage of America... Parts of a mountain glacier collapsed in the Itali... More evidence is emerging in the House's Jan. 6 in... [Marxism-Thaxis] Douglass and Feuerbach Charles Br... Republicans violate Declaration of Independence Declaration of Independence declares Americans hav... History of Abortion Abortion is the termination of a pregnancy by remo... Indian boarding schools report details horror of I... https://www.gale.com/c/african-america-communist... 2015 stats : Reaganism is not good for white workers On the 98th Anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolutio... On the 98th Anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolutio... Critical Race Theory: What to the slave is the 4th... REGARDING THE EMERGENCY MANAGER’S POST PETITION FI... http://dollarsandsense.org/archives/2013/0913blues... Lecture-Discussion 7 – Cities and Urban Life – Ant... Anti-Republican culture Freedom: from the kingdom of necessity to the king... Why the rich have the Republicans beat down on the... text :"Hi, I'm Emily with Michigan Liberation and ... ► June (206) ► May (188) ► April (169) ► March (88) ► February (12) ► January (24) ► 2021 (82) ► 2020 (8) ► 2019 (48) ► 2018 (9) ► 2017 (38) ► 2016 (29) ► 2015 (40) ► 2014 (216) E