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NEW CONTENT MOVED TO MIDDLEBORO REVIEW 2

Toyota

Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

Route 44 Toyota Sold Me A Lemon



Tuesday, June 16, 2015

POPS OF POPULISM: Corporate-media symbiosis, Stop Postal executives from destroying our Postal Service



Always a pleasure! 


Jim Hightower's Pops of Populism: www.jimhightower.com

Corporate-media symbiosis



By Jim Hightower - Tue., 6/16/15 Bookmark and Share
One reason corporations get away with running roughshod over us is that America's mass market media has been thoroughly corporatized – both in structure and mindset. So our daily news feed is largely a regurgitation... [read more]

Stop Postal executives from destroying our Postal Service

Cowboy hatBy Jim Hightower - Mon., 6/15/15 Bookmark and Share
When a big-name retailer finds its sales in a slow downward spiral, the geniuses in the executive suite often try to keep their profits up by cheapening their product and delivering less to customers.
... [read more]

Why not televise the widening wealth gap?

Cowboy hatBy Jim Hightower - Fri., 6/12/15 Bookmark and Share
The debilitating spread of inequality between the superrich 1-percenters and America's downwardly mobile majority is of huge economic, political, and cultural significance to our country. So why is it largely ignored by the television media?... [read more]

The real scandal in Denny Hastert's life

Cowboy hatBy Jim Hightower - Thu., 6/11/15 Bookmark and Share
Washington's gossip mill is spinning furiously over the recent revelations about Dennis Hastert's long hidden sexual molestation scandal. But what about the filthy, backroom affair he's been openly conducting with corporate lobbyists for nearly two... [read more]

Hello Congress: Meet your poverty-wage food servers

Cowboy hatBy Jim Hightower - Wed., 6/10/15 Bookmark and Share
Back in 2008, Democratic Sen. Diane Feinstein declared: "There are parts of government that can be run like a business and should be run like a business."
Thus, the chairwoman of... [read more]







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