On Thursday’s show, Ed gives commentary on Donald Trump’s opposition to the use of SuperPACs and what that means for his policy ideas. We are joined by Con. John Garamendi, D-CA, to discuss jobs and the new House leadership. Roger Johnson, President of the National Farmers Union, joins Ed to discuss Country of Origin Labeling and the Trans-Pacific...
Read MoreAfter the American Psychological Association (APA) issued reports indicating that “rates of military sexual trauma among men who served in the military may be as much as 15 times higher than has been previously reported, largely because of barriers associated with stigma, beliefs in myths about male rape, and feelings of helplessness,” conservative, religious nut Bryan Fischer jumped at the opportunity to spew hatred at homosexuals. “One of the pathologies that is associated with the homosexual lifestyle is violence and sexual assault,” said Fischer. “It’s a characteristic of sexual activity in that community.” Fischer tried to argue that the...
Read MoreIn part one of a two-part interview with TeleSur, Ralph Nader explains the many ways that corporations have taken control of the American government with the help of fake liberals. According to Nader, once Democrats came to recognize that they were able to raise campaign funds from corporations, they started granting all sorts of favors to their corporate masters, just like Republicans. “And that’s when the Democratic party started going off the cliff,” said Nader. “That’s the effect of money in politics,” Nader says. During the interview, Nader also talks about the prevalence of fake Democrats, examples being the...
Read MoreAn often under-discussed issue in the academic community revolves around the abuse of college professors and unfair wage practices. The use of adjunct professors has grown at an alarming rate, while at the same time the pay for those adjuncts has plummeted. It is getting to the point that college professors are being forced into homelessness and bankruptcy, defaulting on bills and having to take part-time jobs. At the same time, the pay for administrators is climbing. Watch the discussion of how conservative-minded policies are ruining higher education in...
Read MoreMarco Rubio’s financial history continues to haunt him and the scrutiny is only set to intensify as his fame grows in the Republican race for the presidency. During his time in the Florida state House of Representatives, Rubio was one of a small number of legislators given credit cards backed by the Republican Party of Florida. It is currently reported that Rubio charged as much, if not more, than $160,000 to the card in two years, including personal expenses. Rubio, to date, has refused to release records that fully detail how those funds were used. As the Tampa Bay Times reports:...
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