because the militarism abroad is something that i m deeply concerned about, be it in latin america, in africa or the middle east. i hear you, but these elections often do come down to a binary choice between the democrat and the republican. dr. laurence tribe, a harvard university professor as you were tweeted wtf. you know what that stands for. does cornel west really want to help the gop nominee win the way ralph nader helped defeat al gore in 2000. please stop this foolishness before you really hurt the things that you care to help, unquote. his fear obviously that would sap away enough votes of progressives who otherwise would vote for swriden and thus deliver the white house to the republican making things worse than they would be under biden in laurence tribe s view. your response. well, one, i mean, brother tribe, he s looking at the world again through these manekian
working people. both parties stand in the way of the impoverished and poor and working people. both parties are tied to wall street, militarism, pentagon, tied to silicon valley. what about the 60% oppresses america of all colors who are struggling every day and month to put food on the table and are hardly doing it while the 1% is simply tied to their quest. mm-hmm. their luxurious life. american democracy not just is at stake, but the whole planet, brother jake. you know that, with fossil fuels and look at the debt ceiling agreement. we can make a deal with brother manchin in terms of his pipeline that will do in not just working class people spaces but ecological collapse given what s going on on the east coast but we can t make a deal with him in terms of voting rights when you go offer the filibuster, that s brother biden. we need something better. where s the best of the country? yeah. not just the working people here but around the world
In seeking to justify its decision to enter the AUKUS alliance, the federal government has referred to values shared by the United States and Britain. But are they the values most Australians share, asks Tony Smith?
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