Friday, June 27, 2014

The Latest From The Cindy Sheehan Blog




http://www.cindysheehanssoapbox.com/

A link to Cindy Sheehan’s Soapbox blog for the latest from her site.

Markin comment:

I find Cindy Sheehan’s Soapbox rather a mishmash of eclectic politics and basic old time left-liberal/radical thinking. Not enough, not nearly enough, in our troubled times but enough to take the time to read about and get a sense of the pulse (if any) of that segment of the left to which she is appealing. One though should always remember, despite our political differences, her heroic action in going down to hell-hole Texas to confront one President George W. Bush in 2005 when many others were resigned to accepting the lies of that administration or who “folded” their tents when the expected end to the Iraq War did not materialize. Hats off on that one, Cindy Sheehan.
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Additional Markin comment:
I place some material in this space which may be of interest to the radical public that I do not necessarily agree with or support. Off hand, as I have mentioned before, I think it would be easier, infinitely easier, to fight for the socialist revolution straight up than some of the “remedies” provided by the commentators in these entries. But part of that struggle for the socialist revolution is to sort out the “real” stuff from the fluff as we struggle for that more just world that animates our efforts.
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Cindy Sheehan at Cindy Sheehan's Soapbox - 1 week ago
Cindy Sheehan's Soapbox June 15, 2014 GUEST: ALAN MAKI TOPIC: MINIMUM WAGE VS. LIVING WAGE CLICK PLAYER TO LISTEN TO THE SHOW In Seattle, a campaign to raise the minimum wage (for some) to 15/hr (in 2017) was successful and Cindy chats with Alan Maki about how this really wasn't a victory for workers and what a good plan for a living wage and full job's program could be. *More Thoughts about a Minimum Wage* by Alan Maki Alan's blog is at: Thoughts from Podunk ALAN AND FRED Alan Maki's bio (from his blog): *I live in northern Minnesota with my dog Fred, a Chocolate Lab. I have been i... more »  

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