Dear Charles,
could you please concretize your theory of the subversion of the Democrats by
working class forces? The unions´ bureaucracy is not a glaring example of
workers´ - and even if the democrats were subverted what does it mean for
the elites = ruling class? Excuse a Central European
CeJ
I would say the success of McCain and Obama point to the alternative
theory:
the ruling class is trying very hard to avoid a crisis.
CB: So you see the ruling class headed for crisis if they don't avoid
it ?
^
The people who are
going line up to back McCain want, seriously, a
I would say the success of McCain and Obama point to the alternative theory:
the ruling class is trying very hard to avoid a crisis. The people who are
going line up to back McCain want, seriously, a trillion dollars spent every
year on the military. Obama hasn't explained any at all what he would
Is there a political crisis in the U.S. ruling class ?
One wonders whether the Bush-Cheney regime has spear-headed a political
train wreck for the world leading U.S. ruling class, opening up
possibilities for working class advance.
Bush has extremely low approval ratings, and is significantly
Dear Charles,
could you please concretize your theory of the subversion of the Democrats by
working class forces? The unions´ bureaucracy is not a glaring example of
workers´ - and even if the democrats were subverted what does it mean for
the elites = ruling class? Excuse a Central European
The conclusion is demonstrable absurd. There is a political crisis
a-brewing, but the working class will not take advantage of
it. Furthermore, the tremendous distraction of Clinton/Obama will be
brought down to earth once the convention is over and the victor
faces off against McCain. There