I awoke to find one of them sitting on the porch reading a copy of In Defense of Marxism.

Growing up as a son of a VP, he acquired the consciousness of a boss and with it, a certain skill for serving the main interests of the bosses.

I took that as a very good sign that we’re on the right path and connecting with the right people.

This was my first congress, and I kept hearing from experienced comrades that this was the best congress so far. Apparently this is something that is said at every congress, which is incredible. It shows how much the party is constantly growing. I am very happy I was able to come to congress; for me […]

Despite it still being pinned to my shirt, she turned my credential card from the Congress around and wrote her phone number on it.

Pretending to be on their side before crossing the picket is shameful, and it’s pathetic our leaders think otherwise.

It’s clear to me that Carney’s military spending isn’t going to fix the economy. If these are the conditions in a workplace that’s supposed to be benefiting from this new strategy, it’s going to be even worse elsewhere.

Electoral manipulation is not confidence but fear that old political habits are weakening.

I am starting to realize that AI was never about some silly Terminator end of the world, it was about my job being replaced.

“If people knew all this, they would support blue-collar workers’ struggle.”