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The massive, malignant force in the American economy that Wall Street created has a colorless name: private equity. These enormous pools of money, controlled by a relatively small number of financiers, have come to control far more companies than are
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Photo by Claudio Hirschberger via Unsplash TRUMP WATCH Sherrod: “Trump Sold People Phony Populism … Then He Betrayed Them” Sen. Sherrod Brown led a roundtable discussion today on the need for Vice
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Congressman Adam Smith joins us this week for a wide-ranging discussion, delving into police reform, the economic recovery, and how we can begin to rebuild post-Trump. In his capacity as Chair of
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We can save lives and save our local businesses, but to do it we have to be smart, disciplined, and work together to stop the spread of COVID-19.
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Justin Kanew and Stephanie Kelton talk deficits, and about how many in politics have fooled us into thinking that spending money on people-centric policies is bad. Stephanie is an American economist, a
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As Donald Trump tries to push false claims about the economy, the Ohio Democratic Party is pushing back, releasing a new video on the "Trump Recession" -- which was officially declared as
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Beshear update, Banning no-knock warrants to honor Breonna Taylor, Legislation to remove Jefferson Davis, Hicks outraises Barr, Juneteenth & Tulsa, & TSOK.
MoreAbsentee Ballots, Beshear update, Booker endorsement, Breonna Taylor incident report, Massie's Confederate flag, Lawsuit over polling places, & TSOK.
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“The May jobs report illustrates what so many Floridians feel every day — millions of working families are still paying the price for Donald Trump’s inability to manage a crisis.
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Others were concerned that Trump cares more about the economy than people. “He feels like lives are expendable as opposed to the state of the union at this point,”
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Members are being shut out from improving their financial situations by banks and credit unions. These financial institutions borrow at close to ZERO yet have not decreased the rates they charge on
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