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Join us Tuesday, December 20, for a live interview on the
historic Wisconsin recall campaign of Gov. Scott Walker and
its implications for turning back the rightwing anti-labor
assault and winning in the 2012 elections.
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Voters went to the polls Nov. 8 and decisively repudiated
Republican Tea Party extremist assaults on collective
bargaining, immigration reform, reproductive rights, gay and
lesbian rights and right to vote in several states.
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The 2012 elections may be 18 months away but now is the time
to organize for a people's victory. PoliticalAffairs.net
interviews Joelle Fishman, CPUSA political action director,
on the 2012 elections and what's at stake. Below is part 1.
(Listen to the second part of this *interview here*.)
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NEW YORK - The First Annual Communist Party USA National
Conference, held April 16-17, reflected a potential new
turning point for the CPUSA and the allied Young Communist
League (YCL), its relationship to the working class and key
social forces and movements and its growth in size and
influence. (Article continues after slideshow.)
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Multi-billionaire corporate magnates Charles and David Koch,
major behind-the-scenes players in the dispute between
Wisconsin public employees and Republican Gov. Scott Walker,
stand to gain more than meets the eye from this epic battle.
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When I was in basic training in the Army, we learned all
about the bull's-eye. They marched us to the firing range
with our M-16 rifles, and taught us that the bull's-eye was
the heart of the target. If you hit the outer rings of the
target, you might only wound your enemy. But if you hit the
bull's-eye you bring your enemy down.
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Two years into the Obama presidency it is fair to say that
racist ideology is the main mobilizing discourse of
right-wing extremism. In subtle and crude forms, it has
become the main poison to draw white people into the theater
of politics on the side of the most reactionary sections of
corporate capital.
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In their effort to win the Congress this year and the White
House in 2012, the Republican Party and their tea party
attack dogs are unashamedly promoting fear, racism, bigotry
and red baiting. This has been the subtext of all of their
rallies.
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