John Wojcik is a journalist and writer for Long View Publishing Co., with a focus on national news in the United States. His work has also been featured in the National Herald India. John covers a wide range of topics including politics, labor issues, international conflicts, and the impact of government policies on various sectors.
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By: John Wojcik
Peace forces in the United States and around the world are horrified over the latest increase in Israeli brutality in the Middle East. More than 41,000 are dead in Gaza. Hundreds have been attacked and many killed in the occupied West Bank, and now hundreds are dead in Lebanon.
By: John Wojcik
It is almost certain that Tuesday night, in the vice presidential debate, Tim Walz will be able to expose J.D. Vance's positions on abortion, Project 2025, his call for higher taxes on childless people, and a host of other right-wing causes he espouses. But Vance is actually far more dangerous than many of the extreme right-wing MAGA folks buzzing around Trump.
By: John Wojcik
Donald Trump began his drive to overthrow the Constitution of the U.S. and the 2020 election well before he actually lost that election by launching what he knew were false statements about voter fraud.
By: John Wojcik
Oct. 7, 2024, marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the German Democratic Republic. For several years in the 1980s, People’s World Editor John Wojcik served as chair of the U.S. Committee for Friendship with the GDR.
By: John Wojcik, Mark Gruenberg
WASHINGTON—Top people in Trump's administration when he was president, including General Mark Milley, the top military man in the government, are calling him out as a “fascist to the core.” The ex-president, in keeping with that characterization, is talking openly about jailing his political opponents, is calling them the “most dangerous internal enemies,” is saying he will purge the government of anyone not loyal to him, that he will hire no one who refuses to say he won the 2020 election and that he will set up concentration camps for millions of immigrants.
By: Mark Gruenberg, John Wojcik
“Do you believe Donald Trump is a fascist?” veteran CNN correspondent Anderson Cooper asked Harris, repeating a question from the audience of
By: John Wojcik
NEW YORK – Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally Sunday more than lived up to predictions that it would echo the Nazi rally held there in 1939. It was filled with vitriol and racist attacks against people the convicted criminal ex-president sees as political enemies but particularly aimed at Vice President Kamala Harris.
By: John Wojcik
NUEVA YORK—El mitin de Donald Trump en el Madison Square Garden el domingo estuvo a la altura de las predicciones de que se parecería al mitin nazi celebrado allí en 1939. Estuvo lleno de ataques racistas con veneno y blasfemias contra personas que el expresidente criminal convicto ve como enemigos políticos, pero particularmente dirigidos a la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris.
They came to Madison Square Garden to tell a city that is home to more than a million Puerto Ricans that they may be U.S. citizens but nevertheless they are “garbage.
By: Mark Gruenberg
WASHINGTON - The Rev. William Barber II, the co-chair of the Poor People’s Campaign, issued a call to arms in his final Sunday sermon before the November election.
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