Promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity.
Joined February 2022
- Tweets538
- Following183
- Followers42
- Likes1.7K
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
If an ironworker or a bus driver got caught stealing on the job, they'd be fired or prosecuted.
But when politicians do it they get promoted.
I'm sick and tired of it.
Max Miller is knee deep in the corruption.
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
A document unveiled in a court case appears to show Amazon using AI to track workers and rank how likely they are to form unions.
The document has been released as part of court proceedings between Amazon and Canadian union Unifor.
It shows Amazon using an AI tool dubbed "Atlas" to give warehouses a risk score of between 100 and 900 for union activity, with a lower score meaning it believes workers are more likely to unionize. A higher score is “better” for leaders at the company, the document says.
novaramedia.com/2026/10/19/a…
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
i really think this video is a watershed moment, at least for american liberals. i am seeing so many boomers on facebook and instagram finally understand the (racist) double standards muslim politicians are held to in this country. i believe in good!
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
Cleveland 19 News asked me the question on everyone's mind: how can we actually bring down cost?
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
The term “cartel” now does the same job “terrorist” did after 9/11. Once someone has that label, they can be bombed, kidnapped, or jailed without proof, and the target can be anyone: a fisherman, a farmer, a migrant, or a head of state. But are drug cartels as we imagine them even real?
￭ In 2022, Mexican scholar and former journalist Oswaldo Zavala published a book titled "Drug Cartels Do Not Exist." His argument is that the drug trade is real, but the “cartel” as we imagine it is largely an invention of governments. The term “cartel” itself was coined by US officials and the DEA in the 1980s, then adopted by Mexican media.
￭ The mythical, sensationalized idea of the "cartel" as a monolithic criminal empire powerful enough to rival the state in reality serves to obscure the US's direct role in global drug trafficking.
By @CallaWalsh
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
Asked about the Iran War's effect on defense stocks, Lockheed Martin CEO says: "Investors need to know and understand that this demand is not fleeting — it's permanent."
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
Voters in my district have given up hope that anyone in Washington knows or cares what they're going through.
That's why we're in this war.
That's why we have these blanket tariffs.
That's why we have health care cuts driving up our premiums.
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
A student asked how she could trust I wouldn't go to DC and become a part of the problem.
Here's my answer.
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
A union ironworker just outraised a multi-millionaire member of Congress -- by 17x.
The only reason Max is still in this race is the millions he got from his own fortune and dark money billionaire donors.
We've got 19 days to beat them. All gas, no brakes.
There's real power when workers come together.
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
Just wanted to share this 2 minutes from the next video
To be honest, I'm not even sure the remaining hour plus is needed because this 2 minute clip explain SO fucking much
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
MUST SEE: For many years, journalist @samhusseini has tracked down high-level politicos in Washington, D.C. and asked them variations of the same question:
“Do you know that Israel has nuclear weapons?”
Watch as he presses John Negroponte, Mike Pence, John Kerry, the Biden and Trump State Departments, and more about this dangerous bipartisan cover-up:
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
One thing I've learned running for Congress: there's a reason so few working people run and win.
While I called laid off ironworkers to try to raise money, my opponent wrote himself a check for $1 million.
I'm sick and tired of a system that's not set up to represent people like us. I'm running to change it.
washingtonpost.com/politics/…
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
As if the US is a direct democracy 🤨
It will require sweat equity to translate public opinion shift to meaningful change in POLICY!
Ero: #SamHusseini4Congress !!
DON’T WASTE THIS HISTORIC OPENING.
SamHusseini.com
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
I just got Max Miller's mailer lying about me.
But what bothers me isn't the lies on it.
It's what it's missing: a union bug.
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
Worth remember that price inflation in the USA is driven above all by the complete lack of federal, state, & local enforcement of laws against anticompetitive, monopolistic business practices -- stratagems to which capitalists will constantly resort if not regulated by the state.
Why are hotels so expensive? A new lawsuit alleges that travel website Expedia is rigging the entire market, exploiting its leverage over 80% of all online bookings to inflate hotel prices in every booking channel by 15-30%.
It's an economy-wide price fixing scheme, not unlike what Amazon does to retail. /
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
I'll be speaking tomorrow at the University of Maryland, College Park, as part of events organized by Students for Justice in Palestine. Last year, the group won a historic $100K settlement against the university for its attack on free speech.
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
Mark Ruffalo on meeting with the NSC for months over Gaza:
"The line of bullshit that we were fed... I have all of the emails... coming from Blinken, and Miller, and Jake Sullivan. Those guys are now on this rehabilitation tour, and they are war criminals."
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
GOP Sen. John Husted said Max Miller's unfit to serve because of allegations of abuse, and now Miller's lashing out with a personal attack.
You deserve a Congressman who fights for you.
Max Miller's too busy fighting for himself.
PoliticalEconomyProject retweeted
Naftali Bennett has branded one of the most influential Haredi rabbis in Israel, Dov Lando, as “antisemitic”
What did Rabbi Lando say to earn this label?
Lando proclaimed: “It’s possible, without a state [of Israel], to live well with the Arabs… to live, to respect the Arabs. It was pretty good when the Arabs were in charge. It was the best situation.”
He added that the Zionists “made Arabs hate us.“
Lando went on to call for a peace deal with the Palestinians, and slammed Zionism for having “brought the physical disasters, not just the spiritual ones, to the Jewish people.”
For these clear-eyed statements, Lando has become a public enemy denounced by politicians across the Zionist spectrum. The lesson is clear: even a senior rabbi is one of The Antisemites if he refuses to bow before the state of Israel and its genocidal army.
בושה וחרפה.
האמירות של הרב לנדו הן אנטישמיות, הן אנטי-ציוניות, נגד צה"ל, וסמוטריץ' ונתניהו מגבים אותו ומעבירים לו ולחברים שלו עשרות מיליארדי שקלים. זאת הממשלה היום של נתניהו, וזאת הממשלה שהוא עוד פעם רוצה להקים.
האמירות של הרב לנדו נגד חללי הציונות הדתית שנפלו כדי להציל את כולנו הן בושה וחרפה. הרי בלעדיהם, האויבים שלנו היו שוחטים את כולנו, כולל תלמידי הישיבה של הרב לנדאו.
אנחנו נשים לבזיון הזה סוף.
מי שמשתמט לא יקבל שקל ממדינת ישראל. לא ציוני - לא על חשבוני.