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Vorpahl: Opposition Grows Fierce to Austerity Cuts in Portland
Commentary, April, 17 2013
Mark Vorpahl
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The deficit in Portland’s General Fund is not an accounting problem. It is a political issue
Vorpahl: Detroit Citizen's Prepare to Fight Their Corporate Master
Znet Article, March, 21 2013
Mark Vorpahl
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Fresh from shoving his "Right to Work for Less" legislation down the throats of Michigan's workers, Governor Rick Snyder has grown bolder in pursuing a corporate agenda
Vorpahl: The Choice In Portland: Austerity Versus a People's Budget
Commentary, March, 06 2013
Mark Vorpahl
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Portland is not broke. The problem is that those with the money are being let off the hook
Vorpahl: Why Organized Labor Must Stand Against the Keystone XL Pipeline
Znet Article, February, 13 2013
Mark Vorpahl
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By prioritizing their memberships' short-term interests above the interests of all others, the XL Pipeline union supporters are putting themselves at odds with the health of working class communities in general
Vorpahl: The Argument for Amnesty: An Immigration Policy That Works for All
Znet Article, February, 08 2013
Mark Vorpahl
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Millions experience the repressive nature of the U.S. immigration system on a daily basis, lifting its need for reform to a level of urgency
Vorpahl: Is the "Democracy Initiative" What We Need?
Znet Article, January, 23 2013
Mark Vorpahl
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The building of a national campaign capable of wielding this strength into an organized force should be grounded on the issues that affect the vast majority of working people
Vorpahl: Longshore Struggle Brews On Both Coasts
Znet Article, January, 13 2013
Mark Vorpahl
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By reaching out to all working people, the Longshore unions can begin to create a movement that, if sufficiently massive, will have the power to defy court injunctions
Vorpahl: Egypt's Revolution Stumbles
Znet Article, December, 26 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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What is needed is working class political perspective that will unite Egypt's workers and poor to mobilize against those who push and benefit from such pol
Vorpahl: Defeating "Right to Work"
Znet Article, December, 14 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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A strategy to reverse RTW in Michigan, and prevent anti-worker laws in other states must build the largest possible demonstrations, occupations, and, if need be, strikes
Vorpahl: Austerity — the 1%’s Global Battle Cry
Znet Article, November, 30 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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Such an aggressive tearing up of social contracts that generations have taken for granted, as is required by austerity, has been provoking a fight back
Vorpahl: Union Loss in Bend, Oregon
Znet Article, November, 09 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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While labor law favors the employer in this nation, there are always ways to overcome this obstacle
Vorpahl: Michigan's Proposal 2: Labor's Big Test
Znet Article, October, 28 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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Labor must be willing to fight for all workers' interests with mass demonstrations and strikes
Vorpahl: Workers Stand Up to Walmart
Commentary, October, 15 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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The conditions and wages that Walmart workers currently are subjected to have created a downward pressure for retail employees and the entire working class
Vorpahl: Why Chavez Won BIG! A Comparison Between the Presidential Elections in the U.S. and Venezuela
Znet Article, October, 09 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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In the U.S., an independent social movement has yet to develop that can activate and unite the majority
Vorpahl: Job Creation and the Private Sector
Znet Article, September, 11 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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Our salvation from the Great Recession lies in forging the necessary grass roots/workers unity to rediscover our power to set the political agenda
Vorpahl: What Does "Independence" Mean for Labor?
Znet Article, August, 30 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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The unions remain the only organizations in this country built by and for workers to be a collective fighting force to defend and improve the members’ standard of living
Vorpahl: The Dark Heart of the Libor Scandal
Znet Article, August, 09 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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The London Inter-Bank Offer Rate (Libor) interest rate fixing scandal's potential consequences may be as economically devastating as a world war
Vorpahl: Houston Janitors Strike for Economic Justice
Znet Article, July, 29 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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SEIU is challenging the limits of the corporate political machine
Vorpahl: Pensions Under Attack
Commentary, July, 15 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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Playing on the assumption of common cause between the economic elite and workers, corporations plead poverty and sermonize on the need for "shared sacrifice"
Vorpahl: Learning from Wisconsin
Znet Article, June, 13 2012
Mark Vorpahl
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The defeat of the recall was a rejection of relying on the Democratic Party. It was not a rejection of grass roots struggles against austerity


