It doesn't have to be this way.

Billionaires on the H1B: "Americans aren't smart enough to hire!"

Also billionaires: "Education is a liberal scam! We should cut funding to do more tax cuts!"

"Maybe the earth is a little round and a little flat."

Sometimes there simply are not two sides to an issue.

Remember when Bayer knowingly sold HIV-infected medicine overseas to keep profits flowing?

Or when Ford chose not to fix the Ford Pinto's exploding fuel tank because "cost-benefit analysis" found it was cheaper to pay settlements to victims' families?

Self-made billionaire is an oxymoron.

Noam got this one right.

They're desperately trying to keep the working class distracted, divided and too exhausted to learn about and collectively respond to all the ways we're getting robbed.

"Blackshirts & Reds" by Michael Parenti is available on the Internet Archive: tinyurl.com/5n7xky7n

Essential reading right now.

It's wrong to single out "poor people." Billionaires harm the working class as a whole -- that includes white collar workers and small business owners.

Far too many democratic politicians and voters are guilty of defending billionaires as well, directly and indirectly.

Something to keep in mind as Trump's fascist administration takes control of all institutions, and the democratic party refuses to fight back.

Electoral college.

Also, neoliberalism has failed us and the democrats refuse to offer an alternative.

Dems need to learn that chasing Republicans to the right is not the answer. It only amplifies extremism because the right must move further to the right to differentiate.

You get a map too. Learn some math.

Now do it by population density.

Wrong.