Dick Cheney famously sneered and said "So," TIME describes this quote as: “Dick Cheney, when told that two-thirds of Americans did not support the war in Iraq.” Who is zooming who? Congress is castrated and the American populace busy doing something else. Even if vaccine mandates die, the over -reach cannot be dialed back to pre-Covid-19. Now I am not a Leninist. However is there not something obvious in what he says? With the important provisio that the revolution is spiritual, not political or economic. “Everyone agrees” that it is necessary to develop the political consciousness of the working class. The question is, how that is to be done and what is required to do it. The economic struggle merely “impels” the workers to realise the government’s attitude towards the working class. Consequently, however much we may try to “lend the economic, struggle itself a political character”, we shall never be able to develop the political consciousness of the workers (to the level of Social-Democratic political consciousness) by keeping within the framework of the economic struggle, for that framework is too narrow."
Austin is unlikely to respond to the minority senator's letter. Doesn't need to, and not in his interests.
Dick Cheney famously sneered and said "So," TIME describes this quote as: “Dick Cheney, when told that two-thirds of Americans did not support the war in Iraq.” Who is zooming who? Congress is castrated and the American populace busy doing something else. Even if vaccine mandates die, the over -reach cannot be dialed back to pre-Covid-19. Now I am not a Leninist. However is there not something obvious in what he says? With the important provisio that the revolution is spiritual, not political or economic. “Everyone agrees” that it is necessary to develop the political consciousness of the working class. The question is, how that is to be done and what is required to do it. The economic struggle merely “impels” the workers to realise the government’s attitude towards the working class. Consequently, however much we may try to “lend the economic, struggle itself a political character”, we shall never be able to develop the political consciousness of the workers (to the level of Social-Democratic political consciousness) by keeping within the framework of the economic struggle, for that framework is too narrow."