The Clinton Vision: Old Wine, New BottlesThe Clinton Vision: Old Wine, New Bottles
The Clinton Vision: Old Wine, New Bottles

The Clinton Vision: Old Wine, New Bottles

Other by Noam Chomsky

Released 1994
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Tracklist

  • 1
    Intro
    David Barsamian
    1:14
  • 2
    Grand Visions From the White House
    1:47
  • 3
    Clinton and the Future of the Free Market
    2:10
  • 4
    Public Subsidies, Private Profits
    2:18
  • 5
    China: Human Rights and Nuclear Technology
    4:06
  • 6
    Class War in the Media: Clinton, the Press, Organized Labor
    5:28
  • 7
    Why the Elites Hate Democracy
    1:43
  • 8
    Clinton’s Bottom Line: Business Interests
    1:15
  • 9
    Clinton and NAFTA: The Rich Get Richer
    5:37
  • 10
    Mexico and Free Trade
    2:10
  • 11
    NAFTA: People Suffer as Profits Rise
    1:27
  • 12
    NAFTA, Democracy, and the New Economic World Order
    2:40
  • 13
    US Companies Crush Canadian Insurance Reform
    2:09
  • 14
    The Corporate Attack on Democracy
    2:16
  • 15
    Clinton’s Health Plan Soaks the Poor
    3:58
  • 16
    Clinton’s Vision and Public Opinion
    2:01
  • 17
    Social Disintegration and Clinton’s Anti‐crime Package
    2:19
  • 18
    A New Policy for the US: What’s in It for Us?
    3:46
  • 19
    Beating Down the Working Class
    1:51
  • 20
    Labor Loses in Clinton Vision
    2:24
  • 21
    Who Were the Real Winners of the Cold War?
    1:55
  • 22
    What We Can Do
    1:20

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