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Ultra-Left Adventursim

by Jerry Ginsberg The State of the Left In December 2024, a United Healthcare CEO was assassinated by a lone gunman. Much of the public in America did not react with remorse, but instead shared their frustrations with the state of healthcare in this country; stories of denied claims, expensive [...]

With Fascism on the Rise, Only Building an Anti-Monopoly Coalition Can Defeat It

The Communist movement, basing itself on dialectical materialism rather than rigid idealism, observes the changing material conditions of society (such as the developing economic crisis, the changing balance of class forces, the shift in levels of consciousness, etc.) and develops tactics and strategies accordingly. A central concept of Marxism is [...]

Communists Warn of Trump’s Shift Towards Fascism

Using Marxism-Leninism as our guide, the Party of Communists USA (PCUSA) had the foresight of seeing the fascist trajectory of the “Make American Great Again (MAGA)” movement of Donald Trump and his oligarchical cronies. From 2016 to the present our Party has been involved in movements warning the American people [...]

Trump Looks From Globalization Back to the “Nation State” to Shore Up US Dominance

By Dr Bhalchandra Kango   Capital – through multinational companies and their staunch supporters Britain, the US and other Western countries – tried to impose their hegemony through so-called free global trade, advocated through the World Trade Organization and described rightly as LPG (Liberation, Privatization and Globalization). This process was initiated [...]

On Multipolarity

by Timothy Dirte Humankind is entering a new epoch – the epoch of the emergence of viable alternative forces against US economic and military hegemony. It is the beginning of the epoch of multipolarity. This new development in world history is objectively progressive for the international working class as another [...]

The International Longshoremen’s Association Strike, the Bankruptcy of the Ultra-Left, and the Need for a Policy of Industrial Concentration

A strike wave has hit the United States in recent years with mixed results. After decades in retreat, the labor movement in the United States has had rumblings of becoming a militant force once again, something we haven’t seen since the early days of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO). [...]

The 2024 Presidential Election: Where Do We Go From Here?

Years ago, in the lead up to World War II, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt spoke on the rise of fascism in Europe, offering a wise warning to Americans: “Democracy has disappeared in several other great nations, not because the people of those nations disliked democracy, but because they had grown [...]