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At Long Last, What "Il Faut Cultiver Notre Jardin" Means
It's all about Donald Trump's bizarre headway into the union household vote.
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These Are the Good Old Days
Or at any rate, they can be, if the UAW can revive the spirit of the Treaty of Detroit.
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Why 2010 Was More Important Than You Remember
It brought back right to work.
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On Shit
Or rather, its absence, as our great nation suffers an epidemic of constipation. Your correspondent finds political meaning in this.
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The Cognitive Elite Tells the Proletariat To Bugger Off In Los Angeles
The APSA is crossing picket lines for its Labor Day meeting because, well, it's just inconvenient not to.
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Is McConnell's Bungled Assault on the NLRB Evidence of Creeping Senility?
It's a lucky break this time. Next time it might not be.
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Requiem for the American Establishment
Now a sad, shrunken subsidiary of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, it's trying to kill Bidenomics.
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The Heroines in the Georgia Trump Indictment
Ruby Freeman defended democracy on $16 an hour.
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