John Case
John Case is a former electronics worker and union organizer with the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers (UE), also formerly a software developer, now host of the WSHC "Winners and Losers" radio program in Shepherdstown, W.Va.
How can labor save itself — and our country?
The devastating effects of Taft–Hartley, technological change, globalization, and MAGA mean organized labor must build its ties with millions of unorganized workers.
“Fair” trade vs. Trump’s tariffs: What’s the socialist response?
Bourgeois theories of trade idealize supply and demand. Trump's tarriffs double down on imperialism's lawless demands. What would socialist trade look like?
When liberalism turns pathetic: an open letter to Robert Reich
Reich wants us to stay in the middle of the road. But now is the time to be in the thick of the fight.
AI — the promise and the threat
The political reforms required to bring AI under democratic dominion seem a revolution away. Solidarity movements from the past year have been warming the blood of the labor movement.
The banking crisis: what does it mean for workers?
How should working class forces respond to all the talk about a financial crisis?