Norman Solomon is a journalist and media critic who writes for a variety of publications, including Antiwar.com, Truthout, Common Dreams, CounterPunch, and Salon Media Group, Inc. His work focuses on issues of war, foreign policy, social justice, and political commentary. Solomon's articles often challenge mainstream narratives and provide alternative perspectives on current events.
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Did the party leadership learn nothing from Hillary Clinton's loss as a corporate war-hawk candidate in 2016?
By: Norman Solomon
It’s one thing to pledge to “ensure a peaceful and orderly transition,” as Biden did. It’s quite another to proceed as though this is a normal transition and a normal incoming president.
By: Norman Solomon
By Jonathan McIntosh November 10, 2024 Z Video No Comments 1 Min Read
In times of strife, perhaps there is less of a need for hope than there is a need for determination and action.
When some leading thinkers at the London School of Economics saw fascism take hold in the 1930s, Oxford history professor Ben Jackson said in a recent BBC
Emanuel's response to the McDonald killing was emblematic of his arrogant leadership method, routinely clashing with the basic interests of racial minorities and the non-affluent. When Emanuel was nearing the end of his last term, The Nation magazine
If Emanuel ends up in the top DNC spot, the message will be that wealthy power brokers have fully recaptured the party.
A pair of quotes, separated by eight years, spotlight a chronic political mentality at the top of the Democratic Party:
By: Norman Solomon
After years of serving as enablers for a faltering President Joe Biden, Democrats in Congress must finally break away from his leadership — for the sake of their party and the survival of democracy in this country.
Before and after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in late February 2022, Biden showed a distinct lack of interest in actual diplomacy to prevent the war or to end it. Three days before the invasion, writing in the Financial Times, Jeffrey Sachs pointed out: “Biden has said repeatedly that the U.S. is open to diplomacy with Russia, but on the issue that Moscow has most emphasized -- NATO enlargement -- there has been no American diplomacy at all. Putin has repeatedly demanded that the U.S. forswear NATO’s enlargement into Ukraine, while Biden has repeatedly asserted that membership of the alliance is Ukraine’s choice.”
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