Category Archives: Project for American Employment & Economic Security
Will The RAISE Act Raise Employment Prospects
Over the weekend the employment numbers for August were released; 156,000 jobs added might be [...]
Interview On The Topic of Immigration
Friends are used to seeing me doing the interviewing. But today is different. KMO of [...]
After Judge’s Rulings – Next Steps for Lancaster Against Pipelines!
Three years ago activists first began organizing against Williams Energy’s Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline, a 125-mile [...]
Protest Killing Legislation in PA, MN, NC and Coming to a State Near You
On August 16th a bill began winding its way through the Pennsylvania legislature. It is [...]
Politicon Panel 2017 Discussions & Debates
See our in depth interviews during Politicon 2017 See our impromptu / on the street [...]
Let The Games Begin
Dear fans of CFPUP, If you go to the Politicon website (www.politicon.com) and click on [...]
Understanding Cryptocurrencies – An Interview w/Bryan of PIVX
On July 21st IFSPP sat down with Bryan SNAPPY of PIVX and we discussed the [...]
General Motors CEO calls for more American STEM workers, coders
The city of Detroit, Michigan was once seen as a beacon of American industry for [...]
Time For Progressives to Leave The California Democratic Party
So this should be the last straw for every “P”rogressive in the California Democratic Party. [...]
Don Collins and the Population Bomb
Guest Post: Donald Collins’ article on the “population bomb” and the history of birth control [...]
Living in L.A. and Homeless
An article was recently published in the Los Angeles Times titled “L.A. County Homelessness Soars.” [...]
Updating Mencken – The More Things Change, The More They Remain The Same
I had been agonizing over current national and international events this weekend and found myself in [...]
Reality Is Not An Option Panel
This summit brought together an amazing panel that consisted of John Michael Greer, James Howard [...]
Enter The Boogeyman
“The ability to understand a question from all sides meant one was totally unfit for [...]
The Irony of 21st Century Retail Development
So, a week ago I was driving up to the Barnes & Noble in Lancaster, [...]
How Citizens of Los Angeles Should Vote On Measures H and S
This coming Tuesday, March 7th, the citizens of Los Angeles will be voting on a [...]
Progressive Protectionism – Finding Common Ground
Reprinted with Permission of Progressives For Immigration Reform The term protectionism as it is generally [...]
Los Angeles County’s Education Catch – 22
I read with little to no amusement an article in Monday’s Los Angeles Times entitled, [...]
Stand With Standing Rock This Thanksgiving
I raged when the London paper, The Guardian, reported several hundred peaceful protesters were injured [...]
It May Still Be The Economy – BUT!
Several surveys of voters and likely voters conducted anywhere from a day to several months [...]
OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT ELECT DONALD J. TRUMP
Dear Mr. President Elect Trump: Congratulations on your recent election victory. Yours was a fascinating [...]
My Prayer for Tuesday Morning
For Hillary Rodham Clinton, I pray she return to her conservative Methodist roots that urge [...]
The Working Poor Enter the Workforce
Last week while sitting in the back of a coffee shop, I overheard a young [...]
A Nation Afraid of Its Shadow
Last Friday, the Billy Bush tapes from eleven years ago featuring Donald Trump trash talking [...]
None Dare Call It Class Warfare
I went into “hold the presses” mode after learning about the remarks made by Secretary [...]
Don’t Blame it on Rio, Too Few Resources, Too Many People And the Road to LA
Last Friday evening I pulled into a bar to watch the opening ceremonies of 2016 [...]
Altadena CSD Revisions and Why You Need to Be Concerned
Los Angeles County is attempting to revise the Altadena Community Standards District (CSD) with minimal [...]
How The H1-B Visa Program Hurts American Workers
This is a video we recently completed for a sister organization that at a high [...]