Let us commemorate this 250th year of our Republic as the window of opportunity to toss out a wannabe king and his band of criminal courtiers.
Marty Kassowitz
This latest decision from the court before the weekend of our 250th anniversary is just another of the "death by a thousand cuts" being inflicted on this country by those who wish to see it fail.
If there is one thing that sends a person with a dark heart into terror it is the idea that someone might suspect what they truly have in their hearts.
For 10 years America has been traveling down a declining road with Trump. The consequences are becoming impossible to ignore.
Trump and his cronies could not be happier with the DNC right now. Their incompetence and misdirected attention for the past year and half could spell the death of this country and our Constitution. Time for a change, and a big one.
We need to insist on some sort of a user Magna Carta that limits the rights of these tech monarchs over our rights.
Trump, Putin and authoritarians like them assume that everyone else is stupid and won't see what they are doing and what they intend in a clear light.
Confronting the problem of Trump starts with refusing to explain him away and trying somehow make his insanity seem logical.
It is looking now more like a tsunami than a mere high tide is coming in November. But the removal of Trump and his band of crooks can happen even sooner if we can persuade Congress to do its job.
The cliffhanger is Trump's tried-and-true method of riveting the attention of the press and his hard core supporters to his every utterance.
We are approaching the century mark of the start of the Great Depression. Maybe it is time to resurrect the lessons we learned from it and recognize how far things have strayed from them.
The hate machine of today's White House and Republican Party is not even remotely amusing in the way one would expect in an April First post about them.
Today's Republican Party has no right to call itself representative of "the people." It has no mandate. It also does not care about "people."
Since Trump has painted himself in a corner he has to do something. The breadcrumbs of what he might do are already visible.
Trump has been operating solely in the bounds of treason since his first term and his then feeble attempts to subvert the Constitution.
Congress has the power, on an almost immediate basis, to remove Trump from office along with all of his self-serving appointees. So the question is why aren't they doing just that?
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