The repulsive America-attacker deserves nothing but scorn from the military community on this Memorial Day Weekend.
D. Earl Stephens
At a time we've never needed it more, former VP Pence turns out to be the repulsive Trump's loudest GOP critic.
Instead of addressing any of their problems with substantive change at the top, the Democratic Party's clumsy, inept leadership is covering their eyes and their asses, and hoping it will all burn itself out.
The American-attacking Trump is telling us in words what he has been telling us with his actions the past 10 years: The Constitution of the United States simply does not apply to him.
With the FBI's arrest of a Milwaukee judge, America has officially become Russia.
The day '60 Minutes' surrendered to Trump, Sarah Palin resurfaced, and Larry David hung the smarmy Bill Maher out to dry.
Trump, and his Supreme Court see his power as absolute. There is NOTHING that applies, or restricts him from doing whatever the hell it is he thinks needs doing in the interest of national security, which means his security.
Like Trump, Murkowski is a Republican, but she became the first of her me-first party of any note to speak candidly about their atrocities.
Murkowski is hardly the only Republican lawmaker who knows that the violent, destructive Trump is dangerous as hell.
We are in danger of losing our democracy after 250 years, because Donald Trump is a racist, not in spite of it.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders are the only people who have correctly taken the pulse of the American people at this critical juncture in our history.
At a time we’ve never needed well-researched, straight-down-the-middle news more, AP is predictably under attack by an administration that deals in lies.
We need to be messaging our collective asses off about the damage that billionaires like Musk and traitors like Trump are doing to this country at the behest of murdering dictators like Putin.
"I guess the thing that bothers me most about America is its inclination to make great progress, followed by its zeal to erase it."
The parallels between 1930s Germany and today's Republican Party are jarring, and need to be taken very, very seriously. So why aren't they?
Where are all the 'terrible, horrible' people who are eating our dogs and cats?
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