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Commentary Cooke: The First Domino Falls in Greece

Commentary, May, 21 2012 Shamus Cooke
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The working class has been radicalized and will not submit; mass demonstrations and general strikes have become common place

Commentary Cooke: Why Campaigning for Democrats Cripples Labor Unions

Commentary, April, 12 2012 Shamus Cooke
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Millions of union and non-union workers have seen their lives worsen under Obama

Commentary Cooke: A Corporate Versus a People's City Budget

Commentary, March, 26 2012 Shamus Cooke
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Because politicians tell us that we cannot take money from the wealthy, money must be taken instead from public workers through wage and benefit cuts or layoffs

Commentary Cooke: Uniting Occupy and Labor Over Health Care

Commentary, December, 26 2011 Shamus Cooke
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In order to unite all working Americans into a powerful coalition, Medicare for All should be demanded, so that all Americans will see their interests reflected in the fight

Commentary Cooke: Reform vs. Revolution Within Occupy

Commentary, December, 14 2011 Shamus Cooke
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Working people are suffering and would rally to a movement they saw as providing real hope

Commentary Cooke: Labor Must Choose Between Occupy and the Democrats

Commentary, November, 21 2011 Shamus Cooke
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Occupy has the potential to create earthquakes within the labor movement and labor’s relationship to the Democrats

Commentary Cooke: The Battles of Occupy Portland

Commentary, November, 15 2011 Shamus Cooke
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Instead of the Occupiers being evicted it was the police who were sent home demoralized

Commentary Cooke: The Way Forward for Occupy Portland

Commentary, November, 04 2011 Shamus Cooke
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There is no time to waste to fight for the most popular demands of working people

Commentary Cooke: Why the Far Right “Supports” the Occupy Movement

Commentary, October, 23 2011 Shamus Cooke
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The Occupy Movement's greatest strength — its broad appeal — can quickly become an exploitable weakness, and the far right smells blood

Commentary Cooke: Occupy Portland Is Born with Ten Thousand Strong

Commentary, October, 08 2011 Shamus Cooke
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On October 6th, in Portland, Oregon, ten thousand people assembled at noon at Waterfront Park

Commentary Cooke: Fuel for Occupy Wall Street's Fire

Commentary, October, 05 2011 Shamus Cooke
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The Occupy Wall Street movement must attract a growing number of allies or face an inevitable smothering

Commentary Cooke: Obama Taxes the Rich for the Wrong Reasons

Commentary, September, 26 2011 Shamus Cooke
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As the social crisis in the U.S. deepens, these political "mistakes" of the liberal left are becoming unpardonable crimes

Commentary Cooke: Should Labor Fight to Revive U.S. Manufacturing?

Commentary, September, 23 2011 Shamus Cooke
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Diverting movements to adopt ineffective strategies and "safe" ideas is the normal way people in power keep others powerless

Commentary Cooke: Mass Demonstrations Needed for a Real Jobs Program

Commentary, September, 14 2011 Shamus Cooke
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When governments fall deaf to social reality, it's up to working people to get loud

Commentary Cooke: Workers and Environmentalists Unite!

Commentary, September, 08 2011 Shamus Cooke
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Only a sustained campaign with massive mobilizations has the possibility of achieving the united goals of the labor and environmental movements

Commentary Cooke: The Great Health Care Takeaway

Commentary, August, 31 2011 Shamus Cooke
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Most workers now understand that there is a difference between apparently having health care and actually having health care

Commentary Cooke: Can Labor Confront Obama Over Jobs?

Commentary, August, 21 2011 Shamus Cooke
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Far fewer workers, if any, will volunteer to campaign for Obama

Commentary Cooke: Capitalism's New Era

Commentary, August, 16 2011 Shamus Cooke
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Past assumptions regarding wages and social programs must be destroyed, as a new, more profitable equilibrium is sought

Commentary Cooke: The Jobs Crisis Demands Attention

Commentary, August, 08 2011 Shamus Cooke
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The jobs crisis staggers on with no relief in sight

Commentary Cooke: Crunch Time for Public Sector Unions

Commentary, July, 21 2011 Shamus Cooke
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The media attack on public sector unions has reached a timely zenith, perfectly in sync with the politicians' anti-union deathblow

Commentary Cooke: Deficit Reduction vs. Democracy

Commentary, July, 12 2011 Shamus Cooke
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Both political parties are uniting to reduce the deficits on the backs of working people

Commentary Cooke: The Super Rich Sabotage the Arab Revolutions

Commentary, June, 28 2011 Shamus Cooke
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The experiences thus far in Egypt and Greece are proof enough that money matters

Commentary Cooke: The Rich Are Destroying the Economy

Commentary, June, 15 2011 Shamus Cooke
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Organized labor needs to bring masses of people in the street all over the country in order to get attention and pressure the government to respond to these demands

Commentary Cooke: The Democrats Attack Unions Nationwide

Commentary, May, 17 2011 Shamus Cooke
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Democrats hide their anti-union attacks behind a "deep respect for collective bargaining"

Commentary Cooke: The International Attack on Public Workers

Commentary, May, 24 2010 Shamus Cooke
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In the state of Oregon, the most widely distributed paper, the Oregonian, announced on its front page that the state should expect “Ten Years of Pain.” The perpetrator: the budget crisis — $2.5 billion in the coming two-year budget cycle, with $2...

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