Wall Street's War on Workers Newsletter
Les LeopoldAnalysis and opinion Wall Street, the working class and politics.
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It truly is amazing that a Democratic Socialist has become mayor of the largest city in the United States, and that in the first line of his acceptance speech he quoted Eugene V. Debs, the brave socialist labor leader who was imprisoned in ...
Raining on Mamdani’s Parade?
It truly is amazing that a Democratic Socialist has become mayor of the largest city in the United States, and that in the first line of his acceptance speech he quoted Eugene V. Debs, the brave socialist labor leader who was imprisoned in ...
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