The US economy took in billions more than it spent in June. But that extra money came from our pockets, not magically from foreign coffers.
Marty Kassowitz
Individual Americans may be afraid for a bit, but mainly we get pissed off and have no allergy to saying so, loudly.
Trump and his Republicans want us all to be good little citizens and imitate our MAGA brethren in the act of being suckers, while they rob us with Trump's bill and the tariff "income" grift.
War is a particular brand of insanity that we as Mankind seem too often inclined to repeat. There are simpler and better ways to sort out problems—and they a hell of a lot less bloody.
Trump and his fascist squad want to export his version of DEI to the world and are giving new meaning, volume and magnitude to the concept of the "Ugly American."
Inclusion versus exclusion is the make-break point of this country. Inclusion made it as great as it is. Trump's criminally addled mind has him thinking that excluding people is what needs to happen—millions of them.
We should all be demanding proof of life of every person illegally renditioned to a foreign prison on a daily basis. Honestly, it could now be any of us.
Republicans in Congress are acting like the loyal goose-stepping sycophants of another past dictator. The more they tolerate Trump's destruction of our government and its functions and the more they allow his shredding of the Constitution the more they own the result.
Trump is looking for an excuse to invoke martial law and suspend the Constitution—you know the one he lied about defending in his Oath of Office. Don't give him one.
The way things are going we will have an easier time calling Facebook for tech support than getting answers to questions about Medicare, VA benefits or Social Security. Hint: there is NO way to call Facebook for tech support.
Why not just ask Roberts to reconsider the Trump v. United States decision that he penned. Let's appeal to that tiny spark of humanity we saw and see if we can get it to grow.
Even Google's AI agrees that Tesla is barreling forward on a dysfunctional autopilot toward an illusion of a future.
Tesla is just the first target in the new revolution against Trump's covert taxation of Americans. Who is next?
Elon Musk's word-of-mouth value to Tesla has flipped from a huge positive years ago to the loudest negative anyone could ever imagine.
Forget the idea that Trump is a successful business man. All he really knows is how to hang out at a country club and make money off memberships and his name.
If you really feel unsafe in your environment, go out and talk to the other people in it. You are going to find—I guarantee it—that the vast majority of people in it are really friendly and amazingly safe.
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