Author Archives: Kevin Lynn
U.S. Tech Workers Launches BART Ads
Starting on St. Patrick’s Day weekend, we launched our ad that encouraged Silicon Valley and [...]
Record Immigration Means More Job Competition for Americans
A new report that drew from Census Bureau and Department of Homeland Security data found [...]
Interview with Tech Worker and Congressional Candidate Craig DiAngelo
Craig DiAngelo caught the nation’s attention when he was interviewed last year on 60 Minutes [...]
Official Blows Whistle on Illegal Immigrants Working on SoCal Construction Sites
We sat down for an incognito interview with Blaine Taylor (not his real name), a [...]
This Philadelphia Judge Has a Plan to Help, Not Hurt, Prisoners
Our country is in dire need of criminal justice reform. Crucial failings in our prison [...]
American Tech Workers Get Good News
Displaced American IT workers, and recent grads struggling to find a tech job, just received [...]
Policy Watch: Veterans in Need
We’re back once more for another edition of policy watch: Capitol Hill has been slow [...]
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to DC: California Democrats Shake Things Up
“Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; [...]
The Scars of Lancaster County
For over three years the citizens of Lancaster County have been fighting the construction of [...]
Trump’s New Budget Would Gut American Institutions
President Trump’s new budget proposal, released February 12, includes measures to end federal funding for [...]
Learn About the EB-5 Visa program
The American visa system is a complex beast, built seemingly to confuse American and immigrant [...]
Cape Town is running out of water – but there may be more
In the throes of a devastating drought, a city the size of Los Angeles is [...]
For Immigration, The Status Quo Won’t Save Us
A recent article published in the Los Angeles Times reported that the White House is [...]
Senate Bill Intended to Displace U.S. Tech Workers
Senate Introduces Bill Intended to Displace U.S. Tech Workers February 2, 2018 | Joe Guzzardi [...]
Policy Watch, February 2018
This is the beginning of an ongoing series we’d like to do called Policy Watch, [...]
This Friday, Take Time to Respect Wetlands
Friday, February 2nd is World Wetlands Day, in commemoration of the adoption of the Convention [...]
In Political Dynasty, a Kennedy and a Trump are the Same
This morning, I read a story on how all eyes are on Representative Joe Kennedy [...]
What to Expect from Trump’s State of the Union, and Immigration
With President Trump’s first State of the Union address fast approaching, there has been much [...]
Let’s Make A Deal? Harvard Poll Shows Immigration Still a Top Issue
A new poll released by Harvard-Harris shows that immigration is still a top issue across [...]
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Congressional Map Unconstitutional
Late afternoon on Monday, January 22nd, The Pennsylvania Supreme Court released a ruling on a [...]
Interview with Tech Worker and Congressional Candidate Craig DiAngelo
Craig DiAngelo caught the nation’s attention when he was interviewed last year on 60 Minutes [...]
John Michael Greer Gives His Take On The State of Our Union
Join us for a riveting podcast where we discuss a broad range of topics [...]
What to Think About During National Migration Week
The week of January 7 to January 14 has been dubbed “National Migration Week,” wherein [...]
Ancient Origins of Socialism and the Progressive Movement
Progressives have always moved society forward, for better or worse. It has always been the [...]
Putting a Trillion Into Perspective
The is our take on Charles Hugh Smith’s (oftwominds.com) perpective on how to visualize the [...]
Will Bitcoin Boom Spell Environmental Gloom?
For the longest time, Bitcoin, the Internet’s largest cryptocurrency, slowly puttered along as essentially a [...]
Gutierrez Duplicitous on DACA
There is a joke that goes, “how can you tell when a politician is lying? [...]
Washington is The New Versailles
In the dead of night, democracy died with a whimper. Withered husks of humanity, driven [...]
Cotton’s Rise and the Fate of Raise
Freshman Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas has found himself in perhaps a meteoric rise in [...]