Category Archives: Radio Spots

I’m Tom Dwyer, Right now, people are Occupying Portland and cities around the world, standing up for the middle class, democracy, and the restoration of a society that works for everyone. At first the media ignored them, and now mocks … Continue reading →

I’m Tom Dwyer, I ask people why they think the Postal Service has troubles.  Many mention email, inefficiency, or competition, none mention onerous mandated prefunded benefits. In 06, a republican lame duck Congress dictated the Post Office PRE-FUND healthcare seventy … Continue reading →

I’m Tom Dwyer, You’re aware of the national Occupy movement and the push to support the interests of the 99 percent over greed and inequity. If you’re not able to participate or camping in the park isn’t for you, they’re … Continue reading →

I’m Tom Dwyer, I’ve received a fair amount of push back from people concerned I’ve been too tough on president Obama. He has my one hundred percent support, but that does not include a pass for his failures. I refuse … Continue reading →

Paid for by Tom Dwyer… Obama’s anemic jobs plan is unlikely to pass a Tea party led House, and with the Cons staking their return to power on our continued economic failure there won’t be anything useful coming from them. … Continue reading →

I’m Tom Dwyer, Would you vote to have your own head cut off? Then why would you ever vote for a candidate in the current Republican party? Sure if you’re really one of the 2% wealthiest Americans, selfish and short … Continue reading →

I’m Tom Dwyer, Today’s favorite flavor of conservative talking point is the constant drumbeat of “class warfare”.  There is class warfare, but we didn’t start it and we’re not winning. Income of America’s richest 400 families grew 400 percent while … Continue reading →

I’m Tom Dwyer, The vision of our country as a banquet for the Rich, where Poor and Working Class people squabble beneath the table over fallen scraps, has a name.  It’s the very definition of a “trickle down” economy. Our … Continue reading →

    I’m Tom Dwyer, Commercialization diminishes the real purpose of what should be Labor Day’s commemoration.  U S Labor’s 300-year history struggling for better working conditions continues today. It’s always been more than just a civil debate; in the 1800’s … Continue reading →