Britain's Is Traditionally A Rigid Class Society.

The Largest Party In America, By The Way, Is Neither The Democrats Nor The Republicans. It's The Party Of Non-voters.

Anyone Believing The Tpp Is Good For Americans Take Note: The Foreign Subsidiaries Of U.s.-based Corporations Could Just As Easily Challenge Any U.s. Government Regulation They Claim Unfairly Diminishes Their Profits - Say, A Regulation Protecting American Consumers From Unsafe Products Or Unhealthy Foods, Investors From Fraudulent Securities Or Predatory Lending, Workers From Unsafe Working Conditions, Taxpayers From Another Bailout Of Wall Street, Or The Environment From Toxic Emissions.

The Only Way America Can Reduce The Long-term Budget Deficit, Maintain Vital Services, Protect Social Security And Medicare, Invest More In Education And Infrastructure, And Not Raise Taxes On The Working Middle Class Is By Raising Taxes On The Super Rich.

We Can't Have Extraordinary Dynamism, Innovation, And Change In The Economy And Expect To Have Predictability And Stability In Our Personal Lives. It's Not As If There Are These Big, Giant Institutions Existing Between Us And The Economy. In Fact, These Institutions Have Become Tissue-thin. There Is No Mediation Anymore. We Are The Economy; The Economy Is Us.

We Do Not Want To Live In A Theocracy. We Should Maintain That Barrier And Government Has No Business Telling Someone What They Ought To Believe Or How They Should Conduct Their Private Lives.