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The Author
Andrew Heyman lives and works in Seattle Washington USA. His true vocation is political writing and agitating for the radical idea that a society that is governed by, and serves the needs of the people is best.
Andrew is also the member of a wonderful family with his loving wife, Pam, and the proud father of 2 wonderful children, Josie and Adam. They all keep him from becoming immersed in blogging to an unhealthy degree, and remind him of why he cares about what is going on in this world in the first place.
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The War that Americans Should Be Talking About
So how is that whole free market thing working out?
Dismal projections by the Congressional Budget Office in Washington suggest that in the fiscal year starting in October, 28 million people in the US will be using government food stamps to buy essential groceries, the highest level since the food assistance programme was introduced in the 1960s.
There's no war like class war, like no war I know.
This has been all over the BBC news, as well as in Euro papers, yesterday &
today, yet I've yet to see it in any of the NY papers, though I think I did
see a quick blurb on CNN. Is it plausible that there could be a "class war"
by the time a new President is sworn in?
It is plausible only if we let history be any sort of guide.