Let's Fight Corporate Power Some More: A Booklet for Third Parties

By Andrew Bushard

In "Let's Fight Corporate Power: A Booklet for Third Parties" we noted that Progressives rock for fighting corporate power and that we need to fight
one type of corporation, many neglect to fight.

We fought corporate power then, and now we are fighting corporate power some more!

Let's advance the Progressive cause by fighting this type of corporate power.

27 pages.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Andrew Bushard
• Release date: May 11, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005680855

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Let's Fight Corporate Power

Some More:

A Booklet for Third Parties

©2004, 2021

Andrew Bushard

Fight Corporate Power Some More

Like I said in Let's Fight Corporate Power: A Booklet for Third Parties, it rocks that Progressives fight corporate power!

Also like I mentioned in the aforementioned book, Progressives rock for fighting corporate power, yet many Progressives exempt two types of corporations from their battles against corporate power. Again also like I mentioned in the aforementioned book, Progressives like Ralph Nader, Jello Biafra, and a former Green Party City Council member have fought one of the types of corporations, many fail to fight, alcohol corporations.

So just like we fought the corporate power of alcohol corporations then; let's fight the corporate power of alcohol corporations some more! In part, the Progressive writing style of Al Franken inspired my writing here.

On his podcast, Ralph Nader urges his listeners to fight what he calls corporate crime, therefore this volume