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 […]
Author Archives: The Middle Class Action Project
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 […]
While You Were Sleeping
By Paul Hallasy While everyone has been preoccupied with the possibility of a terrorist attack in New York (although the government says there’s no evidence to indicate such an attack […]
MCAP ACTION DAY: A Call to Arms
By John Kubinski You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to play better than anyone else. Albert Einstein WHEN: Saturday, November,14 at 8:00am WHERE: Your […]
My journey from Tea Party Republican to Democrat
By Ilya Galak There are many important issues to debate. I believe that without manufacturing our middle class is doomed. Restoring manufacturing became my passion. That is why I changed my […]
Filibuster: Jeffrey Immelt’s Five Chinas
Bernie Sanders: GE is, of course, one of our major corporations. The manufacturer’s recent disclosure pointed out, the taxpayers of this country, through the Fed, provided $16 billion in bailout […]
The Death of the American Workplace
By Paul Hallasy This past weekend the New York Times did a front-page exposé about the working conditions at Amazon, the biggest company in America. It talked about such things […]
