As we move closer and closer to what is in fact the most consequential election in our nearly 250-year history as a nation it becomes more painfully obvious each day that this contest is about inclusion or exclusion.
Marty Kassowitz
Trump proved the first time around that laws meant little to him. His recitation of the Presidential Oath of Office was just air passing over his vocal chords. If we are dumb enough as a nation to give him another chance, all bets are off.
Trump is spewing out some outrageous falsehoods these days, even for him. Could he be in need of a software update?
If one listens to the rambling complaints about America coming from Donald Trump and his camp—or worse, believes them—it is a wonder anyone leaves their front door.
Who would have ever imagined that that man who has made the world's largest science-based fortune would get on the Qanon bandwagon and join the anti-science crowd.
At the end of the day, it is equality itself that is under attack by the far right. And, "Once you give up the principle of equality, you have given up the whole game."
Project 2025 is a dark stain on the horizon of any future in America. It goes far beyond the ideas of merely protecting the interests of big business and billionaires and moves straight into the realm of fascism.
It appears that fascists and corporate thieves are no longer content with the magnitude of the thefts they have been able to pull off so far. They want the whole shooting match.
By altering the very foundation of our Constitution in favor of a convicted criminal, racist and rapist, the majority of the Court has betrayed their oath.
The Supreme Court just made the entirety of Project 2025 completely doable. If Trump is elected to office this November, January 21st, 2025 it will mark the end of our Democracy.
The history lesson that Trump's backers and enablers have refused to learn is that Nazism and Fascism do not work and lead to the utter destruction of their practitioners. We can help teach them that this November.
With Trump, nothing is what he or his people claim, including an "opportunity" to vote for his VP pick.
Trump's distortion of reality is starting to break. The idea that he can seemingly get away with anything has now been shattered by a long-overdue conviction.
Trump as a "victim" presents an existential danger to our country. And perhaps the most important people countering this threat are the twelve jurors and six alternates at his current trial in New York.
When you get down to the nitty gritty of it, the far right wants to elect candidates who prove their ability to ignore suffering and death inflicted on others, no matter the species.
This country is not just in a fight with fascism. It is a fight prevent yet another replay of a history dominated by violence and slavery.