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More billionaire presidential candidates: A bitter pill
Leo W. Gerard
The rich determine which bitter pill to shove down the throats of the 99 percent
Here are the two presidential candidates that terrify Wall Street the most
Cody Fenwick
President Donald Trump has alienated many in the financial industry with his erratic leadership, his trade wars...
Is the era of unrestrained capitalism coming to an end?
Klaus Marre, DonkeyHotey
The claim that the Davos crowd is worried about populism and nationalism rings hollow
Paul Krugman calls out “radical centrist” Howard Schultz
Matthew Chapman
Centrists like Schultz have "retreat[ed] into a fantasy world," Krugman writes
Cory Booker announces 2020 presidential bid on the first day of Black History Month
Shira Tarlo
"Together, we will channel our common pain back into our common purpose," Booker says in his first campaign video
Draft Beto: Meet the group urging O’Rourke to run for president in 2020 — without him
Shira Tarlo
An ambitious grassroots movement is trying to lure the former congressman back to the campaign trail
Navy veteran running for president slams Trump’s “embarrassing” troop deployment to southern border
Alex Henderson
"Not the kind of thing that I signed up for when I signed up to be in the military," Mayor Pete Buttigieg says
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s 70 percent tax isn’t about money, it’s about decreasing inequality
Vanessa Williamson
Progressive taxation should work as a corrective tax—like taxes on tobacco or carbon—fixing exploitative capitalism
Here’s the real story of the 2020 election: Billionaires vs. America
Amanda Marcotte
Progressive policies are now widely popular, but billionaires can spend big money. Which side will win in 2020?
Howard Schultz takes aim at the tax policies of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Elizabeth Warren
Shira Tarlo
Noting that he grew up in a Brooklyn housing project, Schultz called himself "living proof of the American dream"
Howard Schultz argues his case for a possible 2020 bid: “The idea of a third choice will resonate”
Shira Tarlo
Schultz argues that an independent centrist "like me" could be the one who defeats President Donald Trump in 2020
Wall Street execs pick faves for 2020: “It can’t be Warren and it can’t be Sanders”
Jake Johnson
Report: If Wall Streeters can't have Bloomberg, they're good with Booker, Gillibrand, Harris, Beto or Biden
The Internet drags Howard Schultz’s “vanity project” after he announces possible presidential bid
Shira Tarlo
People appear concerned that Schultz would help re-elect Trump by siphoning off votes from the Democratic nominee
President Donald Trump slams Howard Schultz’s Oval Office ambitions: “He is not the smartest person”
Shira Tarlo
Trump rips Schultz one day after the former Starbucks CEO said he might run for president in 2020 as an independent
Drug-pricing policies find new momentum as “a 2020 thing”
Shefali Luthra
Lawmakers are pushing a bevy of new proposals and approaches
Elizabeth Warren’s “wealth tax” proposal is popular — and Donald Trump had it first
Sophia Tesfaye
Can Elizabeth Warren can sell her bold new plan to tax the rich? Why not? Everybody loves it — except the rich
Salon Interview: Tucker Carlson bashes capitalism, says he might vote for Elizabeth Warren
Matthew Rozsa
Tucker Carlson on why he reads left-wing magazines, talks to socialists and might vote for Elizabeth Warren
Getting nervous? Wall Street CEOs hold private meeting with Maxine Waters after criticism
Igor Derysh
Billionaires in Davos are reportedly "scared," and banking titans pled their case with new banking committee chair
2020 Democratic race: Here is the truth about Kamala Harris’ background as a prosecutor
Alex Henderson
If she wins her party's presidential nomination, she's likely to receive criticism from both the left and the right
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg joins 2020 presidential race: “Our country needs a fresh start”
Shira Tarlo
If he wins the nomination, he would become the first openly gay presidential candidate from a major political party
Nathan Phillips and the boys from Covington: What does this ugly encounter say about America?
Chauncey DeVega
A moment of confrontation between a white teen and a Native American elder captured America's struggle with self
A swelling tide of major teacher strikes is shifting our politics against the charter agenda
Jeff Bryant
Charter schools in Los Angeles have become the epitome of how neoliberal reforms fail teachers and students
Can worker participation on corporate boards fight income inequality?
Glenn Daigon
As the run-up to the 2020 election begins, there is one notable policy proposal to reduce income inequality
Trump’s reference to Wounded Knee evokes the dark history of suppression of indigenous religions
Rosalyn R. LaPier
Wounded Knee is among the worst massacres in Native American history
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