I would like someone to ask her why she is so opposed to the new federal health care law, when so many mama grizzlies have been fighting for decent, affordable health care coverage for their own children, both young and old,for so many years, and how her policies would affect people with disabilities.
This brave man, almost crushed fighting for decent care, claims he remains 'blacklisted' by the NHS.
Against this background, the students who are fighting for a decent and affordable education are also fighting for a politics of shared responsibility.
Spiky and still fighting for a decent space in the bookshop is David Foster Wallace's book of essays A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again (Abacus, £7.99), published three years ago and still almost impossible to find.
In 2016 George Osborne, then the chancellor, briefly left campaigners fighting for a decent income dazed and confused when he established the national living wage – now at £7.50, an increase of 45p an hour on the minimum wage for employees aged 25 and over.
And yet I hope that the Free World will stand by those in Israel who try to maintain its civil society, and to defend civil rights: scientists, artists, journalists and the many citizens who will continue fighting for a decent society here.
These are that Afghanistan is still worth fighting for, that a decent outcome is possible, that America intends to invest the time and resources needed, and that NATO's European members should continue to help.Why it is worth fightingSix years ago a German defence minister, Peter Struck, said his own country's security was being defended in Afghanistan's Hindu Kush.
And so a rapidly increasing number of food industry and other retail workers are now fighting for basic rights: halfway decent pay, a real work schedule, the right to organize, health care, paid sick days, vacations and respect.
Without membership-based unions fighting for wages, fair scheduling, decent benefits - and the common good of non-members - black economic futures will remain stuck in a cycle of what Jamye Wooten calls re-activism, instead of building the citizen groups that can co-govern our institutions - the kind of deep democracy that Ella Baker envisioned - alongside our duly elected representatives.
"People like her are always supposed to be there; fighting the good fight for decent values," said one.
"The lieutenant said he wasn't willing to go through with the order as the targets were decent people, fighting for their communities.
