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.
Marty Kassowitz
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?
We actually can have the kind of society we want and we can get rid of the insanity at the top of ours faster than we might think.
The truth about our situation is that Congress alone has the immediate power to bring this episode of American history to an end.
A lot of bad decisions based on fear brought us to this juncture of being faced with America's first dictator with his own secret police. This year we get to fix it.
MAGA is trying to teach the country the lesson that if you go out of your way to help people being harmed by Trump's ICE thugs, you get added to the death threat list.
Trump has figured out a way of stealing directly from the American public, exacting the tribute he thinks is his due.
Musk has told us in no uncertain terms who he is and what he supports. Do you think there is a single bit of wisdom in having one of his robots do your dishes?
What better way for Trump to again evade arrest and prison yet again than invoking the Insurrection Act, creating a national emergency—that only he can fix—and then obstructing a few other things like elections.
Could there be a better way to distract attention from Trump's crimes (yes, including his presence in the Epstein files) than starting a war? Probably not.
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