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Category Archives: Financial Sector
All Trump, All the Time: Should We REALLY Be Watching the President Fiddle While the Country Burns — Podcast June 19, 2017
Never Mind the Tweets, Never Mind the Russian Connection: While Presidential Twitter Tantrums, Ill-Considered Executive Orders, and Russian influence Peddling Dominate the Daily News Cycle, Republican Wrecking Crews Are Quietly Dismantling What Little Remains of Effective National Government. Democratic Perspective’s co-hosts … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-Federalism, Banking And Finance, Budget Negotiations, Democratic Governance, Department of the Interior, Domestic Policy, Economic Policy, Education, Education Policy, Energy Policy, Entitlements, Environmental Issues, Environmentalism, Financial Sector, Food Insecurity, Foreclosures, Global Warming, Health Care, Health Care Policy, Hunger, Income Inequality, National Politics, Podcasts, Public Education, Public Health Policy, Welfare
Tagged Betsy DeVos, Charter Schools, Credit Default Swaps, Dodd Frank, Donor's Trust, Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice, Glass Steagel, Lehman Brothers, Meals on Wheels, Mick Mulvaney, Office of Management and Budget, OMB, Prometheus Foundation, Rosemary and Jack Anderson Foundation, SNAP, Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, Too Big To Fail, Vampire Politics, Wallet Hub
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President Obama’s Legacy — Podcast January 16, 2017
It Was the Best of Times, It Was the Worst of Times: Democratic Perspective Looks Back At the Obama Years. On the eve of President-Elect Trump’s inauguration, Mike Cosentino, Gary LaMaster, Klaus von Stutterheim, and Steve Williamson evaluate the successes and failures of President … Continue reading
Posted in Affordable Care Act, Bigotry, Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, Climate Change, Conservatives and Reactionaries, Cultural Diversity, Democratic Governance, Disinformation, Domestic Policy, Economic Policy, Economic Stimulus, Education Policy, Elections, Entitlements, Environmental Issues, Ethics, Financial Crisis, Financial Sector, Firearms Legislation, Fiscal Policy, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Government, Gun Control, Health Insurance, Intelligence Agencies, International Relations, International Terrorism, LIberals and Conservatives, Marriage Equality, Mass Media, Mass Shootings, Medicaid, National Politics, Podcasts, Political Lies, Political Parties, Political Polarization, Presidential Elections, Propaganda, Public Policy, Racism, Scandal Mongering
Tagged ACA, Affordable Care Act, Ben Bernanke, Benghazi, Donald Trump, Michelle Obama, Obama Administration, Obamacare, President Obama, Sandy Hook School Shooting
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The Sanders Campaign: Is It Really Over When It’s Over? — Podcast June 20, 2016
Bernie and Hillary: In Politics, as in Asymmetric Warfare, Declarations of Victory Can Sometimes Be Premature. Democratic Perspective looks at the passions driving the Sanders campaign, the threat of a permanent schism in the Democratic Party, and what effect — if any — committed Sanders supporters will have on … Continue reading
Posted in Class Conflict, Cultural Change, Democratic Governance, Demographic Trends, Economic Policy, Education Policy, Elections, Energy Policy, Environmental Issues, Financial Sector, Fiscal Policy, Foreign Policy, Gun Control, Health Care, Immigration, Income Inequality, Jobs and Employment, Labor Unions, Media Campaigns, Middle East Policy, Military Policy, Minimum Wage, Monetary Policy, National Politics, Palestinian/Israeli Conflict, Podcasts, Political Parties, Political Polarization, Presidential Elections, Public Education, Social Security, Social Services, Socialism
Tagged Bernie Sanders, Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton
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President Obama and Edward Snowden: Two Perspectives On the State of the Nation — Podcast December 1, 2014
American Dream or American Nightmare? It Depends On Who You Ask: Democratic Perspective’s Mike Cosentino reflects on the story of the United States in the Twenty-First Century as told from two very different viewpoints: first, that of Laura Poitras’s film Citizenfour, about the fugitive NSA … Continue reading
Posted in Bigotry, Capitalism, Class Conflict, Constitutional Issues, Corrections Policy, Democratic Governance, Economic Policy, Financial Sector, Fiscal Policy, Foreign Policy, Government, Homeland Security, Immigration, Income Inequality, Intelligence Agencies, International Relations, Jobs and Employment, Justice System, Law Enforcement, Mass Incarceration, Military Policy, Minimum Wage, National Politics, National Security, Penology, Podcasts, Policing, Poverty, Public Education, Racism, Renewable Energy, Surveillance Programs, Unemployment
Tagged citizenfour, Edward Snowden, Glenn Greenwald, Laura Poitras
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Sasha Abramsky Interview — Podcast October 13, 2014
Social Policy and the Shrinking Middle Class: Increasing Inequality Is NOT an Accident. Democratic Perspective welcomes author and journalist Sasha Abramsky back to talk about the consequences of the social policy failures outlined in his recent book The American Way of Poverty: How the Other Half Still … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Class Conflict, Conservatives and Reactionaries, Democratic Governance, Economic Theory, Financial Sector, Health Care, Housekeeping, Income Inequality, Interviews, Jobs and Employment, Podcasts, Social Contract, Social Security, Unemployment
Tagged Economic Policy, Food Stamps, Poverty in America, Sasha Abramsky, SNAP, Social Policy
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Making Wall Street Pay.
On January 6, 2014, investor and financial consultant, John O’Donnell joined Mike Cosentino on Democratic Perspective to discuss the Financial Transaction Tax (FTT). The Financial Transaction Tax is also known by the misnomer, Robin Hood Tax. Although various forms of … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Economy, Business, Capitalism, Deficit Reduction, Economic Policy, Economic Stimulus, Financial Crisis, Financial Sector, Fiscal Policy, Government, Investment Banking, Monetary Policy, National Politics, Tax and Investment Policy, Tax Law, Taxes and the Deficit, U.S. Budget
Tagged Financial Speculation Tax, Financial Transactions Tax, Robin Hood Tax, Wall Street Trading Tax
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The Financial Transaction Tax: a Way To Guarantee That Wall Street Pays Its Fair Share? — Podcast January 6, 2014
The Financial Transaction Tax: An Idea Whose Time Has Come, or an Unfair Burden on the Financial Services Industry? Democratic Perspective‘s Mike Cosentino is joined by John O’Donnell, investor and financial consultant, in a discussion of the Financial Transaction Tax — … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Capitalism, Class Conflict, Financial Sector, Government, National Politics, Podcasts, Tax and Investment Policy, Tax Law
Tagged European Union, Financial Transaction Tax, Robin Hood Tax
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Sasha Abramsky Interview — Podcast October 21, 2013
Poverty in America: Never Mind What Conservatives Say, Poverty Is NOT the Fault of the Poor. Democratic Perspective co-hosts Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson interview author and journalist Sasha Abramsky about his new book The American Way of Poverty: How the Other Half … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Class Conflict, Conservatives and Reactionaries, Democratic Governance, Economic Policy, Financial Sector, Health Care, Income Inequality, Interviews, Jobs and Employment, Movement Conservatism, Podcasts, Social Contract, Social Security, Unemployment
Tagged Economic Policy, Food Stamps, Poverty in America, Sasha Abramsky, SNAP, Social Policy, Walmart
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Assessing the Robin Hood Tax — Podcast November 19, 2012
Assessing the Robin Hood Tax: Democratic Perspective co-hosts Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson look at the proposed Financial Transaction Tax, otherwise known as the Robin Hood Tax, that would levy a 0.5% tax on financial trading transactions. How much revenue would it … Continue reading
Posted in Deficit Reduction, Economic Policy, Financial Sector, Fiscal Policy, Investment Banking, Monetary Policy, National Politics, Podcasts, Tax and Investment Policy, Taxes and the Deficit, U.S. Budget
Tagged Financial Transaction Tax
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Assessing The Robin Hood Tax.
With the so-called “Fiscal Cliff” looming, Democratic Perspective hosts, Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson, examined one of the most promising options for raising revenue – the Financial Transaction Tax (AKA The Robin Hood Tax). The tax is supported by a … Continue reading
Posted in Deficit Reduction, Economic Policy, Financial Sector, Fiscal Policy, Investment Banking, Monetary Policy, National Politics, Tax and Investment Policy, Taxes and the Deficit, U.S. Budget
Tagged Financial Transaction Tax
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