A break point in electoral ‘leftish’ analysis seems to be whether or not ostensibly-but-not-really-at-all left majority party’s leadership, powerholding make-up, reps, and complementary apparatuses like the press, business relationships, members etc. are actually committed to the causes they purport
January 5, 2025 at 4:18 AM
A break point in electoral ‘leftish’ analysis seems to be whether or not ostensibly-but-not-really-at-all left majority party’s leadership, powerholding make-up, reps, and complementary apparatuses like the press, business relationships, members etc. are actually committed to the causes they purport
You can fairly argue the material weighting of current resistance and putting selves in harms way; activation and action at a critical moment
But if that’s not tied to any wider current of actual concrete understanding or powerholding by those that seek to redress these roots of fascism -
But if that’s not tied to any wider current of actual concrete understanding or powerholding by those that seek to redress these roots of fascism -
February 1, 2026 at 3:47 PM
You can fairly argue the material weighting of current resistance and putting selves in harms way; activation and action at a critical moment
But if that’s not tied to any wider current of actual concrete understanding or powerholding by those that seek to redress these roots of fascism -
But if that’s not tied to any wider current of actual concrete understanding or powerholding by those that seek to redress these roots of fascism -
One of the reasons France can do this is that a powerholding politician can be sure of a fair trial if charged with crimes after leaving office. That may be no longer true in the US, and we are already seeing former political appointees being hounded through the courts for pure spite.
One benchmark of a democracy is whether it is willing to hold those who have served at the very highest levels to account.
Can you imagine the United States ever doing something like this?
Can you imagine the United States ever doing something like this?
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy enters a prison in Paris on the first day of a five-year sentence https://cnn.it/4hvGEiD
October 21, 2025 at 11:13 AM
One of the reasons France can do this is that a powerholding politician can be sure of a fair trial if charged with crimes after leaving office. That may be no longer true in the US, and we are already seeing former political appointees being hounded through the courts for pure spite.
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May 30, 2025 at 8:48 AM
Suriye’deki dev enerji yatırımında Kalyon ve Cengiz Holding yer alacak
#PowerHolding #uccholding #kalyonholding #HoldingCengiz #Suriye #enerji #dogalgaz #gunesenerjisi
#PowerHolding #uccholding #kalyonholding #HoldingCengiz #Suriye #enerji #dogalgaz #gunesenerjisi