With the 2022 midterms more or less behind us, the opening shots of the next presidential election campaign are already being fired, and the political waters are, in many ways, even muddier than before.
With the GOP decaying into Trumpism, the traditional dynamics of US bourgeois politics have been entirely upended in the last period. We will soon get a partial snapshot of the political moods in American society […]
The passage of the Inflation Reduction Act has been celebrated in the liberal press as a great victory. In reality, the ruling class is rearranging the deck chairs on a sinking ship.
Behind all the hypocritical talk of supporting “democracy,” Pelosi’s visit serves to further the interests of US imperialism and destabilize the region.
The growing momentum to unionize Starbucks has caused a panic in the company’s corporate offices and beyond. How can workers fight and win on the basis of class independence?
With his domestic policy floundering, and the defeat of the Democrats’ upsets in this off-year election, Biden’s honeymoon is winding down.
Bourgeois democracy offers workers the “choice” of which master will rule us. With Republicans unable to tolerate even this illusion, and Democrats offering only empty promises, what is the way forward for American workers?
There are many illusions in Joe Biden, including on the left—but he is no friend of working people. In this article, we answer eight lies about “Uncle Joe”: the leading representative of US imperialism.
In another contribution to the ongoing debate on the “party question,” we reply to comradely feedback submitted by a DSA reading group on key questions of revolutionary strategy.
Miles de niños están estando hacinados en jaulas pequeñas a capacidad del 1.600%. La política de inmigración de Biden representa una continuación del ataque bipartidista contra trabajadores indocumentados.
The notes we received after Bernie dropped out of the race contained themes of class anger and a desire to become politically active.
Every major contradiction in US politics today flows from the fact that the working class has no party of its own. That’s why the DSA debate over the “party question” is here to stay.
