On the Line No. 2 (December 1994-January 1995) The No. 2 (December 1994-January 1995) issue of On the Line, a newsletter of Workers Solidarity Alliance in the New York/New Jersey area.
Vote what for? - Errico Malatesta 1959 English translation of Errico Malatesta's pamphlet "Vote. What For?" by the New York based Libertarian League. Scanned for libcom.org by New…
Electoral politics is not a gateway drug Rather than leading to more militant and radical forms of resistance, electoral politics typically leads only to more electoral politics.
On Voting- W.H. Glazer An piece edited by W.H. Glazer of various opinions on voting from IWW members.
International Council Correspondence Volume 2, Number 5 International Council Correspondence, Vol. 2, no. 5, April 1936
On Trump, fascism, and stale social science - Matthew Lyons Donald Trump's rise as a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination set off a flurry of…
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Washington Post offers pathetic excuses after its bias is exposed Excuses were made as the paper tried to explain away a viral article criticizing it for publishing…
So it's come to this. Clinton's supporters are embarrassing themselves by describing her as a "progressive"
Unison paid officials caught sabotaging leadership election A whistleblower within Unison's London region has leaked an audio recording of a meeting of paid…
5 reasons to steer clear of the Labour Party bandwagon After a campaign that seemed to drag on endlessly in the wake of the general election, Jeremy Corbyn…
Debs: the last presidential candidate worth voting for - Anton Johannsen Bernie Sanders’ attempts to appeal to the legacy of a true class militant like Eugene Debs are…