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Wall Street's War on Workers Newsletter

Les Leopold

Analysis and opinion Wall Street, the working class and politics.

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Latest Issues

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The Billionaires Have Two Parties, We Need a Party of Our Own

My new book is out and I hope you’ll take a look. It’s designed to stir up a discussion about what it will take to build working-class political power in America, especially in very red areas. It’s available here at Amazon, and it can be or...

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What’s Our Theory of Change?

Recently the political director of a major labor union reminded me that we need a theory of change to build a fairer and more just society. That challenge struck me as worth exploring. What theory of change do we need?

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The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Les Leopold

    Leading thinker about mass layoffs, tariffs, the alienation of working people from the Democratic Party, and why we need a new Independent party of working people built on progressive populism.

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