US citizens: call on Biden to propose a new FCC commissioner who follows Free Press Action's recommendations.

The White House comments lines are +1-202-456-1111 and (TTY/TDD) +1-202-456-6213.

If you phone, please spread the word!

US citizens: call on the deportation thugs to close abusive deportation prisons and not open new ones.

US citizens: call on Congress to block the merger of Albertsons and Kroger supermarkets.

The Capitol Switchboard numbers are +1-202-224-3121, +1-888-818-6641 and +1-888-355-3588.

If you phone, please spread the word!

US citizens: call on Biden to propose a new FCC commissioner who follows Free Press Action's recommendations.

The White House comments lines are +1-202-456-1111 and (TTY/TDD) +1-202-456-6213.

If you phone, please spread the word!

Robert Reich explains the history of US bank regulations since the great depression: a conflict between the public and the rich, with politicians choosing which side to take. He concludes with calling for a return to the New Deal regulations including the Glass-Steagall Act, to "make banking boring again."

Bernie Sanders has called for this too.

In my view, the 2000s bail-out of the rich might have been ok if combined with a bailout of homeowners plus increasing taxes on the wealthy and on businesses so as to pay for it.