2014 Archives

Posted at Thom Hartmann on Jun. 5, 2014

Vast Right Wing Conspiracy

The “vast right-wing conspiracy” machine is alive and well in America today. Unless you’ve been buried under a rock since this weekend, you’ve probably seen an interview or two with a former Army soldier who served with Sargent Bowe Bergdahl, the POW who was released this week after being held in captivity by the Taliban for 5 years.
Posted at Thom Hartmann on Jun. 4, 2014

How a Lack of Power and Guns Go Together

The NRA’s brief moment of sanity is over. On Tuesday, the gun group apologized for a statement published on its website that called gun rights protesters in Texas “weird” and “scary.”
Posted at Thom Hartmann on May. 21, 2014

The GOP Death Panel

The death panels are real and they’ve been found! Back in 2009 when the healthcare debate was at its most crazy, Republicans warned us that once Obamacare was passed, government officials would get to ration health care, and as a result, have control over the life and death of millions of Americans.
Posted at Thom Hartmann on May. 20, 2014

How The War on Workers Is Changing

The War on Workers is going on a 50-state tour. Ever since Ronald Reagan fired 11,000 striking air traffic controllers back on August 5th, 1981, and appointed labor-hostile Raymond Donovan as the first anti-labor Secretary of Labor in our nation's history, there’s been a War on Workers in America.
Posted at Thom Hartmann on May. 19, 2014

The End of Choice…

NPR and everyone else, please stop lying to us. And please stop reading corporate press releases to us and calling them news.
Posted at Thom Hartmann on May. 15, 2014

Two New America's: Galt's Junction & The Canadian Dream

It’s time to let them go. Over the past few years, it’s become increasingly clear that as long as far-right crazies and ultra-Conservatives in Washington are preaching policies that eat away at the very ideals our nation was built on, the American Dream will remain out of reach for millions of Americans.

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