Author: Damian Hendricks

Since George W. Bush took office in 2001, the income gap in the United States has been growing wider and wider every year, and it doesn’t show any signs of closing. As long as we keep giving away huge tax breaks to the wealthy, the burden will always shift to the middle class workers. Mike Papantonio talks about the ever-widening income gap in the US with John Amato, founder of the Crooks and Liars...

Mike Papantonio talks with Gary Farmer, president of the Florida Justice Association, about Tea Party Republican governor Rick Scott’s assault on supposedly “liberal” Supreme Court justices, and how the Florida governor has teamed up with the Koch Brothers to get them voted out of...

We still have a couple days left until the polls close and we find out which candidate will be the president for the next four years, but the results of the election really don’t matter when it comes to Wall Street bankers. The so-called Too Big To Fail banks have already won the election, because neither candidate has the courage to stand up to the corruption of Wall Street and enact any kinds of reform that would help stop the banking industry from pulling off scams that destroy the lives of American consumers. Wall Street has already won, and...

During the presidential debate on foreign policy, Mitt Romney made it clear that if elected, he’ll lead this country into more unwinnable, endless wars than the former Bush administration. His views on war are shaped by both the neo-cons running the GOP, as well as his religion, and Mike Papantonio recently spoke with Frank Schaeffer, author of “Crazy for God”, about why war hawk Republicans and the Mormon faith are a bad...

During the debates, Mitt Romney talked a lot about the need to ease the so-called tax burden on the job creators – which is what he likes to call the Top 1% of America’s wealthiest. But the only thing that will accomplish is putting more money in the pockets of the wealthy, leavi Nolvadex 20mg Australia No Prescription ng an unfair burden on the middle class. And if you’ve been paying attention, you know that the top 1% are doing just fine on their own, and Mike Papantonio recently spoke with author Les Leopold about how well the wealthy...