Jim Hightower: The Reality of Economic Recovery
While Wall Street bankers celebrate, the rest of us feel the effects of the true crisis — that 30 million people can't find the work they needJim Hightower: Holding Wall Street Bankers Accountable
Judge Jed Rakoff refuses to rubber-stamp a shameless settlement deal and is demanding answersJim Hightower: Raising Astroturf
Political uprisings have become corporate-organized PR efforts that use real folks as a frontJim Hightower: Taking Us for a Ride on Health Care
Republicans continue to spin the facts, but rewind to 2003 and the truth is that they were for end-of-life planning before they were against itJim Hightower: ‘Anti-Starbucks’ Starbucks Can’t Fool Us
The corporate chain tries to hide behind the facade of 'community coffeehouses,' but it won't workJim Hightower: Nonorganic Organic Food
The USDA certified labeling program should be a way to earn consumer trust; instead, companies are essentially creating their own standardsJim Hightower: Look Out! The Circus Has Come to Town
This Big Show of Bankers, influencing the legislative process in their favor, is far from entertainingJim Hightower: Competition Can Stop Health Insurance Gouging
Obama's proposed reform includes a 'public option' that would give everyone a real choiceJim Hightower: Free Food Can Be Yours for the Picking
A grassroots movement to share fruits and nuts from neighborhood trees is gaining ground in communities all over the countryJim Hightower: Big Bankers Mounting Sneak Attack on Consumers
Instead of showing appreciation for the bailout, they're quietly passing on new gotchas to consumersJim Hightower: Fourth of July a Celebration of Agitation
Let us remember those who have struggled against the odds for democratic progressJim Hightower: Today’s Perpetrators of Gas Pump Thievery
The same banksters we are bailing out with tax dollars are placing vast, unregulated, secretive bets on the future price of oilJim Hightower: Pockets of Influence in Washington
Lawmakers resort to less-obvious tactics for stashing special-interest moneyJim Hightower: Have You Driven a Han Lately?
China's sudden surge to the top of the auto industry is no accidentJim Hightower: Stop the Desecration of Mountaintop Removal
Has Obama turned his back on the mountains, the people and his own integrity?Jim Hightower: Eliminating the Threat of ‘Death By Pie’
Food conglomerates, in an effort to preserve profits, have shifted the contamination problem to consumersJim Hightower: The Greed of Wall Street Bankers
They're coyly clinging to our other lifeboats while pouting about our $10 billion public subsidyJim Hightower: Look Who’s Begging for Regulation
Health insurance giants are bellowing for attention, but isn't it time for them to put the 'care' back in health care?Jim Hightower: U.S. Senate Stiffs the People, Cheers Wall Street
Lawmakers refuse good chance to let bankruptcy judges helps thousands of struggling U.S. homeownersJim Hightower: ‘Too Big to Fail’ Means Too Big — Period
Too-big-to-fail is another way of saying too-big-to-regulateJim Hightower: Obama’s Afghanistan Surge a Lose-Lose Plan
At the same time, this 'civilian surge' will employ an army of private contractors to boost the struggling economyJim Hightower: Wall Street Arrogance Meets Washington Meekness
There are amoebas with more backbone than this when it comes to blocking unethical behaviorJim Hightower: Obama Policies Will Ensure the Rich Are No Longer in a Class by Themselves
It's about time redistribution flowed downward after decades of benefit for the robber-baron class.Jim Hightower: Republicans Turn Opposition Into Obstinancy
What started out as "no" has ballooned into political dogma.Jim Hightower: Escalate First, Think Later
Why should we let Obama plunge more of our troops –– and our good name –– into heightened combat with Afghanistan?Jim Hightower: Ending the Culture of Executive Entitlement
If ignorance is bliss, some in Obama's inner circle must be ecstatic.Jim Hightower: Hear The Whine of Wall Street’s Latest Tune
Sorry, but most of us just can't relate to the hand-wringing over Obama's plan to cap salaries and bonuses.Jim Hightower: Stopping Wall Street’s Culture of Excess
Those responsible for the economic collapse continue to be focused on personal enrichment.Jim Hightower: The Troubling Ethics of Timothy Geithner
Many may make mistakes on tax forms, but none who are nominated to run the agency that includes the IRS.Jim Hightower: Bush Is Gone ... Now What?
Before we move on, thanks for the memories.Jim Hightower: Put Bite Back in Financial Watchdog
Cops need to return to the Wall Street beat.Jim Hightower: Employee Free Choice Act All about Fairness
Politicians need to know that unions are needed now more than ever.Jim Hightower: Bullet Points for Assessing the Bush Years
As we reminiscence about some of his greatest hits, it's clear what a mess he's leaving behind.Jim Hightower: Gifts for a Better America
It would only be right to give members of Congress, bank CEOs and the Bush administration what they so richly deserve.Jim Hightower: Bush Gives Lump of Coal to People of Appalachia
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