While many state and local officials are calling for calm and peaceful protest, many also believe that Trump and his administration are intentionally trying to provoke the civilian population into violence.
Billionaire JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon will reportedly attend the White House dinner, held as nutrition assistance for millions of Americans remains in chaos.
The Trump administration position can be summed up: "Can’t follow the law when a judge says fund the program, but have to follow the rules exactly when they say don’t help poor people afford food.”
Comments on the Trump-Epstein statues: Trump’s statue isn’t fat enough, his hands should be smaller, his tie should be longer, no way he can stand on one foot, why do both men still have their pants on?
Trump's clumsy word-play "Chipocalypse Now," has sparked creative responses: "So now he's declaring war on Chipotle?" "Wouldn't Chicagalypse be better?" "It sounds like the next Ben and Jerry's flavor," etc.
Never before in the history of the nation, or the world for that matter, has the fabled subway sandwich become such a rich emblem both of resistance to fascism and satire.
The deepest similarity between what Trump is doing now and what Hitler was able to achieve lies in the bureaucratic ability to render extraordinary measures administratively ordinary.
As anti-education laws sweep the nation, political education offers communities the tools to resist authoritarianism, reclaim truth, and build collective power.
What can you say about Hegseth? "Teenage girls are more reliable with secrets than Hegseth," or "Leaker loses his shirt over leakers. Film at eleven." Bring popcorn.
While the Trump administration goes on a tear happily deporting anyone with brown skin, his MAGA thugs stubbornly cling to their talking points like Tom Homan calling demands for due process "disgusting."