We want the world and we want it….. Now.
By Robert Holst A labor organization, having the responsibility for thousands of lives cannot make decisions based on a whim. It always has to be mindful of the […]
American CORE rating system: Community Orientated & Responsible Enterprise
By Kostiantyn Galak, Robert Holst, Alan Galak and Ilya Galak CORE – Community Orientated & Responsible Enterprise Private enterprise and entrepreneurship is found at the core of our country and its economy. […]
Turns out, greed might not be so good.
By Robert Holst For a long time, right about up into the 1970’s, business was run with the good of all stakeholders in mind. Shareholders, customers, employees and the country. […]
Apathy equals surrender
by John Kubinski (MCAP co-founder) So many have become disillusioned that they stay away from the voting process. They feel as if they don’t have a say, so they don’t say […]
Can trade unionism save America?
By Robert Holst “Our current politics is framed in such a way that now, if two people stand next to an apple tree filled with apples, and one person […]
I thought NYC was a union town…..
By Adam Baumel candidate for NY State assembly in the 64th district. I am not a union member, and I do not recall anyone in my family that held union […]
Looking for a New Year’s Resolution?
By John Kubinski, co-founder of The Middle Class Action Project “One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors” […]
Not Voting is not an act of protest, It is an act of surrender
By John Kubinski There is plenty to be disappointed about in this upcoming presidential election. More often than not the American public is forced to choose between the lesser of […]
Help Wanted
The Revolution WON’T be televised. Why it’s up to the people to spread the message. By John Kubinski (co-founder of The Middle Class Action Project) The corporate media has […]
Theatre of Absurd on 57th street
By Robert Holst I wanted to take a personal point of privilege on the page today to talk to everybody about an issue here in NYC. It’s longer than we […]
