D'Artagnan Collier for Detroit Mayor
- End the Wall Street bailout
- Stop all foreclosures now
- Nationalize the banks and corporations
- The working class needs its own political party!
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SEP candidate speaks at Detroit meeting
18 June 2009
D’Artagnan Collier, Socialist Equality Party candidate for Detroit Mayor, spoke at a meeting in Downtown Detroit Tuesday. He addressed the pressing social questions facing workers in the city and explained his reasons for running.
“The Obama Administration has given its response to the economic crisis. The bourgeoisie, they have a strategy in which they are using this crisis to impose attacks on the working class, essential returning conditions of life to what it was prior to the Great Depression...”
“The working class has to take its stand in opposition to this program. Detroit is the center of the worldwide attack on the working class. It is here that the American ruling class is attempting to impose benchmark concessions onto all workers, and here that the working class must present its response.”
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The Historical Foundations of the SEP
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