First of all, Theodore Roosevelt and Charles W. Fairbanks, candidates for President and Vice-President, respectively, deny the class struggle and this almost infallibly fixes their status as friends of capital and enemies of labor. They insist that they can serve both; but the fact is obvious that only one can be served and that one at the expense of the other. Mr. Roosevelt's whole political career proves it.

The Republican and Democratic parties are alike capitalist parties - differing only in being committed to different sets of capitalist interests - they have th…

The people are as capable of achieving their industrial freedom as they were to secure their political liberty, and both are necessary to a free nation.

Civilization has done little for labor except to modify the forms of its exploitation.

Class, conservatives insist, is not really about money or birth or even occupation. It is primarily a matter of authenticity, that most valuable cultural commo…

While soldiers were winning victories, so-called labor leaders were engaged in high treason.

There has never been a free people, a civilized nation, a real republic on this earth. Human society has always consisted of masters and slaves, and the slaves…