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On May Day, union lawyer Tom
Geoghegan says strengthening the labor movement is the key to
rebuilding the middle class. Donald Trump boasts that he will
defeat the Islamic State, but Middle East expert and former
Ambassador Peter Galbraith says it would take 100,000 U.S. troops
and billions of dollars to destroy a movement that will die on its
own. And Bill Press talks with USA Today’s Susan Page about the Ted
Cruz-Carly Fiorina ticket.
Tom Geoghegan
Labor lawyer Tom Geoghegan says
the outlook for labor is terrible as long as Republicans control
Congress, and that the way to end that control is to end
gerrymandering.
Website:
http://dsgchicago.com/attorneys/attorney-thomas-geoghegan/books/Primary
Phone:
Peter Galbraith
Middle East expert and former
Ambassador Peter Galbraith says it would take 100,000 U.S. troops
to destroy the Islamic State, which he thinks is doomed in the long
run because it is surrounded by enemies.
Susan Page
Bill Press interviews USA
Today’s Susan Page.
Jim Hightower
Guess who is the biggest player
in offshore bank scams.
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By 21st Century DemocratsOn May Day, union lawyer Tom
Geoghegan says strengthening the labor movement is the key to
rebuilding the middle class. Donald Trump boasts that he will
defeat the Islamic State, but Middle East expert and former
Ambassador Peter Galbraith says it would take 100,000 U.S. troops
and billions of dollars to destroy a movement that will die on its
own. And Bill Press talks with USA Today’s Susan Page about the Ted
Cruz-Carly Fiorina ticket.
Tom Geoghegan
Labor lawyer Tom Geoghegan says
the outlook for labor is terrible as long as Republicans control
Congress, and that the way to end that control is to end
gerrymandering.
Website:
http://dsgchicago.com/attorneys/attorney-thomas-geoghegan/books/Primary
Phone:
Peter Galbraith
Middle East expert and former
Ambassador Peter Galbraith says it would take 100,000 U.S. troops
to destroy the Islamic State, which he thinks is doomed in the long
run because it is surrounded by enemies.
Susan Page
Bill Press interviews USA
Today’s Susan Page.
Jim Hightower
Guess who is the biggest player
in offshore bank scams.