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In a country controlled by corrupt interests - the boardrooms and bought politicians - everyday Americans are left behind to survive on scraps. There is a war against the working class. It's time we strike back. It's time for The Labor Party.

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We are laying the groundwork, strategizing, building resources, and forming networks. This is a crucial step in preparing to take on an entrenched political system that is intent on locking out any competition.
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In 2026 The Labor Party will launch officially, with a goal of introducing parties for all 50 states. This kick-off will be held at an event with a large and diverse coalition of organizations aimed at promoting our united mission.
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Fully launched, The Labor Party will initiate a codenamed plan to reshape the political landscape, breaking apart and deconstructing the corporate establishment duopoly.

While having many differences, both Democrat and Republican parties serve entrenched corporate and wealthy interests. The system that has allowed the United States to devolve into this chaos was built by lobbyists, corporations, corrupt politicians, and the media. To build the society we all deserve, this system must be dismantled and replaced.

“A radically broken world requires radical solutions. There is no 'return to normal", we are seeing the cracks created by the economic and political norms that have failed us. It is up to all of us to step up and build a better future.”

Joshua Long, Technical Secretary

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An Opposition From Hell

Organized People Beat Organized Money.

The Labor Party are fighting all corporations, politicians, organizations, and lobbyists who seek to exploit, price gouge, surveil, monopolize, corrupt, control, manipulate, propagandize, and sell out the American people.
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Economic Democracy

We support worker-owned businesses, co-operatives, and stronger community control over local economies.

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Education Access

We champion affordable, quality education from early childhood through higher education and vocational training.

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Environmental Sustainability

We fight for policies that protect our planet while creating good-paying green jobs.

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Housing Security

We promote affordable housing solutions and tenant protections to ensure everyone has a safe place to call home.

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Universal Healthcare

We support the right to organize, collective bargaining, workplace safety, and protection from exploitation and discrimination.

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Workers' Rights

We support the right to organize, collective bargaining, workplace safety, and protection from exploitation and discrimination.

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Social Safety Net

We believe in robust public programs that provide support during unemployment, illness, disability, or retirement.

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Tax Fairness

We advocate for a progressive tax system where corporations and the wealthy pay their fair share.

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Corporations Are Not People: Why We Must Overturn Citizens United

Citizens United, overturn Citizens United, corporate personhood, campaign finance reform, money in politics, democracy, workers rights, Labor Party, political corruption, super PACs, dark money, corporate influence

Political Parties in the United States: Why America Needs a Labor Party

‍America's two dominant political parties—Democrats and Republicans—both serve corporate interests while working families struggle. This comprehensive guide examines the political party landscape in the United States, explains why the two-party system fails working people, and introduces the Labor Party's vision for transforming America through worker power, economic democracy, and policies that prioritize people over profits. Discover what makes the Labor Party different and how we're building a political movement that actually represents the 99%.

Your Vote Doesn't Matter (And Science Proves It): How the Super Rich Bought Our Democracy

A groundbreaking Princeton study analyzed nearly 2,000 policy decisions and found that public opinion has "near-zero" impact on what laws pass—while the preferences of economic elites and corporate interest groups strongly predict policy outcomes. This article examines how billionaires, corporations, and lobbying groups like AIPAC (which spent over $126 million in 2024) have turned American democracy into an oligarchy where money determines policy instead of voters. Learn what science says about who really controls our government and how the Labor Party is fighting to restore power to working people.

Universal Healthcare vs. Single-Payer: Understanding America's Healthcare Crisis

America's insurance-based healthcare system is broken—costing twice as much as other countries while delivering worse outcomes. This comprehensive guide explains the difference between universal healthcare and single-payer systems, breaks down why private insurance is more expensive, more complicated, and less effective than alternatives, and shows how single-payer Medicare for All would provide better care at lower cost. Includes real-world examples, myth-busting, and concrete paths to healthcare reform.

Breaking the Duopoly: Why Third Party Politics Matter for Working People

The Democratic and Republican parties have created a duopoly that serves corporate donors over working people. The Labor Party is breaking this two-party stranglehold by building independent political power from the ground up—starting with local elections, grassroots organizing, and community-based campaigns. Learn why third parties matter, how our local-first strategy works, and what you can do to help build a multi-party democracy that truly represents working families.
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Lochner v. New York and Its Legacy: Reclaiming Labor Rights from Judicial Overreach

The 1905 Supreme Court decision in Lochner v. New York invalidated a state law limiting bakery workers to 60-hour weeks, citing the "freedom of contract." This ruling prioritized corporate interests over worker protections, hindering labor reforms for decades. Although partially overturned, its legacy persists, challenging modern labor laws. The Labor Party advocates for a complete repudiation of Lochner to empower workers and reinforce governmental authority in safeguarding labor rights.
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Overturning Bellotti v. First National Bank: Reclaiming Democracy from Corporate Influence

In 1978, the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in First National Bank of Boston v. Bellotti granted corporations the right to spend money to influence ballot initiatives, setting a precedent that has significantly impacted American democracy. This article explores the implications of the Bellotti decision, its connection to Citizens United v. FEC, and the Labor Party's stance on overturning this ruling to restore democratic control over elections.
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Overturning Dodge v. Ford: Reclaiming Corporate Power for the People

What was the ruling in Dodge v. Ford Motor Co., and why does it still shape our lives today? This article explores the century-old court case that embedded shareholder supremacy into American corporate law—and how The Labor Party plans to overturn it in favor of workers, communities, and democratic ownership.
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Overturning Epic Systems v. Lewis: Restoring Workers' Right to Collective Legal Action

In 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Epic Systems Corp. v. Lewis allowed employers to enforce mandatory arbitration clauses that prevent workers from joining together in lawsuits over workplace issues like wage theft, harassment, and unsafe conditions. This ruling has significantly limited workers' ability to seek collective justice. The Labor Party aims to overturn this decision to restore the right to collective legal action, ban mandatory arbitration agreements that silence workers, and ensure access to fair courts.
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Unions Saved America Once, They Can Do It Again: Protecting the Foundation of the Middle Class

The American labor movement is a story of struggle, resilience, and transformative change. From the sweatshops of the Gilded Age to the bargaining tables of the mid-20th century, unions have been instrumental in securing the rights and improving the living standards of everyday Americans. Their legacy is woven into the fabric of our society, and understanding their history is crucial to safeguarding their vital role in our future.
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Building Support for a Union: How to Quietly Organize and Gain Majority Support

Learn how workers can effectively build union support through strategic conversations and careful organizing. This guide reveals how to address workplace challenges, overcome fears of retaliation, and create meaningful change through collective action. Discover the key tactics for building majority support and transforming workplace conditions while staying protected under labor laws.
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What is a Union? Labor Unions, What they Are and Who they're for

Labor unions have been instrumental in shaping fair wages, better working conditions, and job security for millions of workers. Whether you are considering joining a union, forming a union, or simply trying to understand how unions work, this guide will provide valuable insights into their impact on labor relations and the economy.
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How to Form a Union: Your Guide to Organizing a Union

Discover how workers can transform their workplace by forming a union and gaining collective bargaining power. This comprehensive guide walks through the critical steps of organizing, from building initial support to negotiating your first contract. Learn how to navigate legal protections, overcome employer resistance, and create meaningful change in your workplace through strategic solidarity.
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What did the Taft-Hartley Act do to Unions and why has sucked since 1947

The Taft-Hartley Act, passed in 1947, reshaped labor relations in the United States, weakening unions and shifting power toward employers. It fundamentally altered the gains secured by organized labor under the Wagner Act, placing new restrictions on union membership, collective bargaining, and labor disputes. Despite efforts to repeal it, the Taft-Hartley Act remains in effect, continuing to stifle worker power. This article explores the Act’s provisions, its impact on the labor movement, and why it remains a sore spot for workers and unions today.
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The Federal Fair Labor Standards Act Explained (FLSA)

Collective bargaining is the cornerstone of labor relations, empowering workers to negotiate better wages, working conditions, and employment terms. When employees organize through a union, they gain the power of collective action, ensuring their voices are heard at the bargaining table. Successful collective bargaining negotiations depend on strategy, preparation, and effective communication between unions and employers. This article explores how the collective bargaining process works, why it matters, and the techniques that lead to strong labor agreements.
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Collective Bargaining and Union Negotiation: Tactics for Beginners

Collective bargaining is the cornerstone of labor relations, empowering workers to negotiate better wages, working conditions, and employment terms. When employees organize through a union, they gain the power of collective action, ensuring their voices are heard at the bargaining table. Successful collective bargaining negotiations depend on strategy, preparation, and effective communication between unions and employers. This article explores how the collective bargaining process works, why it matters, and the techniques that lead to strong labor agreements.

Why You Should Join the Labor Party Today: A Toolkit for Change

The Labor Party has been a cornerstone of politics worldwide, championing the causes of working people and ensuring representation for all. This guide is your opportunity to explore how becoming a member of the Labor Party can empower you to influence policy, support campaigns, and even stand for election. Joining isn't just about holding a membership card—it's about collectively striving for change. If you're passionate about improving lives and building a fairer society, this article is for you.

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