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Neoliberal Economics Was a Con From The Start
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3 months ago
Progressive populism only smears different makeup on the same Neoliberal pig. These populist alternatives like "Market Humanism" share the same technocratic foundation and systemic structure used...
Expert Tips: How to Prompt a Generative AI Chatbot
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3 months ago
Generative AI won't be going away anytime soon. And it's unlikely we'll be able to avoid it. Might as well get your feet wet and give it a try.
How Climate Change and Tariffs Help China Raise More Cattle
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3 months ago
China seems to understand how to use climate change for productive advantages.
Trump's job approval hits record low, driven down by Gen X, white Americans, and Independents
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3 months ago
Under normal circumstances President Trump's moth eaten coattails would be cause for Democratic celebration. But the Democratic Party has chosen to climb aboard the abnormal boat and sail against...
CNN poll: A third of Democrats now identify as Democratic Socialists
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3 months ago
Democratic Socialism is incompatible with Federalism and the checks & balances of our constitution. The United States is too large and heterogeneous to avoid Democratic Socialism becoming...
Why Democrats Are Clueless About Losing the Working Class
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3 months ago
Democrats have lost their own party. Democrats try to re-define the working class to fit whatever political agenda the establishment intellectuals have chosen for a pet project. The numbers tell...
Early voting opens in Wisconsin's Dem governor primary as lawsuit seeks to let voters change their ballots
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3 months ago
Now Democrats want a do-over for early mail-in voting? Who gets to pick & choose which ballots are spoiled? These problems could be avoided with in-person voting.
