Stories by Richard Eskow

Richard (RJ) Eskow is a blogger and writer, a former Wall Street executive, a consultant, and a former musician. subscribe to Richard Eskow's feed

Posted on: Jun 30, 2013, Source: AlterNet

The stunning numbers on the sorry state of corporate taxation in modern America

Posted on: Jun 21, 2013, Source: AlterNet

With power increasingly corrupted by ever-bigger forces, who will speak for the individual citizens of this country?

Posted on: Jun 19, 2013, Source: Campaign for America's Future

As school closures disproportionately hurt Black and low-income students, a new ‘education declaration’ demands that education, like clean air, should be available to all without exception.

Posted on: Jun 9, 2013, Source: The Smirking Chimp

Economists are engaged in a battle royale where everybody with a fist, glove or folding chair can jump out of the audience and into the ring.

Posted on: May 23, 2013, Source: Campaign for America's Future

Dissecting an ungrateful company's strategy of tax avoidance.

Posted on: May 8, 2013, Source: Blog for Our Future

No one pushing these mean-spirited cuts is running for office again. That tells you something about America's political center.

Posted on: Apr 11, 2013, Source: Blog for Our Future

Of course it’s a benefit cut. Of course it’s a tax hike, for everyone but the wealthy.

Posted on: Apr 2, 2013, Source: Blog for Our Future

What can we learn from Europe’s misery? For our political leaders the answer seems to be: Nothing.

Posted on: Feb 27, 2013, Source: Blog for Our Future

If you're not 'too big to fail,' you're out of luck, even with Obama's 'sequester.'

Posted on: Feb 7, 2013, Source: Blog for Our Future

The president and congress seem to think cutting spending is the route to job growth. Or maybe they just want to cut spending.

Posted on: Dec 19, 2012, Source: Campaign for America's Future

Reports surfaced that the Obama administration is offering cuts to Social Security via a gimmick called the "chained CPI" in its budget negotiations.

Posted on: Dec 12, 2012, Source: Blog for Our Future

Why liberals should not even consider raising the Medicare age to 67 as part of a budget compromise.