The Democrats

5 facts about Aipac and the Israel lobby that prove Ilhan Omar is right

Ilhan Omar is being attacked because she's a radical anti-imperialist, black, Muslim woman on the left, and deserves unconditional solidarity argues Shabbir Lakha
Trump's teargas and racist brutality at the US-Mexico border

As the Migrant Caravan arrived at the US border, they were met with heavy tear gas and rubber bullets in a show of inhumane violence, John Clarke reports
Trump loses Congress, but the Democrats are not the winners

Last night's results show increasing polarisation in US politics, with establishment politics the loser, argues Shabbir Lakha
The socialist challenge to Trump

The Trump nightmare has fired up left organisation in the US to electorally challenging the establishment, writes Sean Ledwith
Alabama: you cannot be a socialist and an elitist

You cannot understand the Alabama result if you divide and deride working class voters. Throw out elite centrism and look at class, argues Kevin Ovenden
Trump - Year One

Making sense of the Trump presidency is impossible without a systematic understanding of the forces of reaction and capitalism which paved his way, argues David Bush
Corbyn and Obama: compare and contrast

Barack Obama's comments about Jeremy Corbyn expose how out of touch with reality American liberalism is, argues Ben Myers
Hot sauce: the Democrats and the black vote

The relationship between the Democrats and US minorities is not as rosy as some may claim, notes Shabbir Lakha
Make America hate again? Trump, the Republicans and US decline

Sean Ledwith considers Donald Trump's ascendancy within the context of the history of the Republican Party and American power
Crisis of reformism: Corbyn, Sanders and the left

The re-election of Corbyn is key, but an increase in the level of class struggle is critical to lasting success, argues Lindsey German
Bernie Sanders: America’s Corbyn moment?

Despite Sanders' weaknesses, the possibilities for a revival of the movement in the US opened up by ‘Berniemania’ are real and cannot be ignored argues Sean Ledwith

The Democrats

The Democrats

Ilhan Omar is being attacked because she's a radical anti-imperialist, black, Muslim woman on the left, and deserves unconditional solidarity argues Shabbir Lakha

As the Migrant Caravan arrived at the US border, they were met with heavy tear gas and rubber bullets in a show of inhumane violence, John Clarke reports

Last night's results show increasing polarisation in US politics, with establishment politics the loser, argues Shabbir Lakha

The Trump nightmare has fired up left organisation in the US to electorally challenging the establishment, writes Sean Ledwith

You cannot understand the Alabama result if you divide and deride working class voters. Throw out elite centrism and look at class, argues Kevin Ovenden

Making sense of the Trump presidency is impossible without a systematic understanding of the forces of reaction and capitalism which paved his way, argues David Bush

Barack Obama's comments about Jeremy Corbyn expose how out of touch with reality American liberalism is, argues Ben Myers

The relationship between the Democrats and US minorities is not as rosy as some may claim, notes Shabbir Lakha

Sean Ledwith considers Donald Trump's ascendancy within the context of the history of the Republican Party and American power

The re-election of Corbyn is key, but an increase in the level of class struggle is critical to lasting success, argues Lindsey German

Despite Sanders' weaknesses, the possibilities for a revival of the movement in the US opened up by ‘Berniemania’ are real and cannot be ignored argues Sean Ledwith