John Funiciello

In the current economy, the general public has not made monopoly a major issue, even though it has cost the average citizen much of a household's income and monopoly has hit lower-income families particularly hard.

The party of working people became just another party of the rich and Manchin is just another soldier among the troops that make up that party.

Everything has been done to weave the military and “defense” into our daily lives, to such a degree that for the most part, we cannot imagine life without it.

They are tired of promises. They want action by both employers and their governments at every level. A promise of full health care benefits...someday...is not enough.

Americans can do something about it and it seems that the younger generation is trying to organize around these very issues.

critics see it as a land grab that is potentially bigger than the land grabs of the imperial powers during the colonial period. Today, governments may not be allowed to take over land and water from private hands, but that doesn’t mean that private companies would not be allowed to accomplish that.

There is no accounting for the generosity of wage-working men and women, who defend the right of millionaires and billionaires to accumulate riches without end when their neighbors and co-workers are suffering to make ends meet, paying the rent or mortgage, putting food on the table, and deciding whether to take a child to a doctor, whose bill cannot be paid.

They convinced wage-working men and women that it was in their best interests to support capital flight and to tolerate low wages and few benefits.

Numerous calls for the firing of DeJoy have been coming from across the country because he is there just to see Trump’s dream of privatization come true.