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Robert Reich: We may be witnessing a rebirth of the early 20th century movement toward "industrial democracy."

Robert Reich: We're careening toward the same sort of crash we had in 2008, and possibly as bad as 1929.

Robert B. Reich: As the political season heats up, Donald Trump is ramping up his lies, here's how to push back.

Robert Reich: For a supposed "deal maker," Donald Trump hasn't made any that have stuck thus far.

bs-ed-op-0704-reich-action-20180703. Robert Reich lists seven ways citizens can fight the Trump administration to preserve the future of our democracy.

Robert Reich: A constitutional crisis does not occur suddenly like a coup, it happens gradually. It's happening now.

When Donald Trump says the political system is "rigged," he's not far off the mark, says Robert Reich. 

bs-ed-op-0516-reich-pharma-20180515. Rather than take on Big Pharma, President Trump blames foreigners for high drug prices says Robert Reich.

Donald Trump isn't the cause of what's happened to America, he's the consequence, says Robert Reich.

Big corporations and Wall Street essentially own the GOP, yet they won't take a stand to save it, says Robert Reich.

bs-ed-op-0418-reich-china-20180417. America has always had an industrial policy, says Robert Reich. The real question is whether it's forward- or backward-looking

Robert Reich: President Trump untethered is a more petty, vindictive, belligerent and dangerous version of his former self.

Consumers should follow the lead of advertisers abandoning shows offering offensive views, says Robert Reich.

Donald Trump is Mad King who says or does anything his gut tells him to, while his courtiers genuflect, says Robert Reich.

Martin Shkreli is just one of many unbridled narcissists who've held positions of power in America, says Robert Reich.

It appears Jared Kushner is using his White House perch to make money for himself, just as his father-in-law is, says Robert Reich.

Donald Trump deserves credit for America's new moral movements, says Robert Reich: They developed as a counter to him.

We are forgetting the real meaning of America — the ideals on which our nation was built, says Robert Reich.

The president's tax cut is fueling corporate stock buybacks, not wage increases, says Robert Reich.

bs-ed-op-0207-reich-trump-20180206. Donald Trump has intentionally cleaved America into two warring camps: pro-Trump and anti-Trump, says Robert Reich.

In President Trump's America, global capital is welcome, but global people aren't, says Robert Reich.

Under Donald Trump, the GOP no longer cares about the federal debt, states' rights or Russian aggression, says Robert Reich.

It's time the media call Donald Trump's behavior what it is rather than try to normalize it through euphemisms, says Robert B. Reich.

Donald Trump may be dumb, but he's still brilliant at conning people, says Robert Reich.

President Trump has broken many of the promises he made to voters on the campaign trail, says Robert B. Reich.

America has had its share of crooks, bigots and incompetents, but never has a president embodied all traits like Mr. Trump, says Robert Reich.

It's folly to think U.S. corporations will turn tax cuts into good American jobs, says Robert Reich.

Economic growth doesn't "trickle down;" it rises up from investment in average Americans, says Robert B. Reich.

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin isn't a fool, but he is a knave, says Robert Reich.

The revolt against Mr. Trump is a backlash against bullying in all its forms, says Robert B. Reich.

The Republican party's tax plan is payback to its mega-donors, says Robert Reich.

Donald Trump has sacrificed American democracy to achieve his own selfish ends, says Robert Reich.

Robert B. Reich shows why the average American's tax bill and other expenses will rise under the Republican's $5.8 trillion tax "cut" plan.

Big money is buying giant tax cuts, allowing Russia to interfere in future elections, and killing Americans, says Robert Reich.

Donald Trump is unraveling and Republicans need to face it, says Robert B. Reich.

The reason Rex Tillerson's moronic comment made headlines is because the president really is a moron, says Robert Reich.

Donald Trump is no longer the president of the United States, says Robert Reich.

President Trump finds problems that don't exist and simultaneously neglects or worsens every major problem facing America, says Robert Reich.

Robert Reich: Google and President Trump both use their clout and cash to stifle criticism.

In his first seven months as president, Mr. Trump has done nothing for American workers, says Robert Reich.

It's unlikely Donald Trump will be impeached, but he can be made irrelevant, says Robert Reich.

Donald Trump and Steve Bannon have encouraged a civil war between the president's base of support — mostly white and worried — and everyone else, says Robert Reich.

Some presidents get us talking about civil rights and civil liberties. Trump has got us talking about democracy versus tyranny, says Robert Reich.

Donald Trump wants his base to become increasingly angry and politically mobilized so that it will continue to exert an outsized influence on the Republican Party.

Robert Reich chronicles a dozen ways in which President Trump has let down supporters.

Winning at all costs is the only thing that's standard in Trumpworld, says Robert B. Reich.

Democrats shouldn't merely defend the Affordable Care Act. They should also go on the offensive —  pushing Medicare for all.

The Senate's bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act is not a health-care bill. It's a tax cut for the wealthiest Americans paid for by the poorest

Trump has filled his administration with people more loyal to him than they are to America.

Robert Reich explores the reasons Donald Trump might have done Vladimir Putin's bidding, and why it could continue.