What we feel as we face the repression of Trump and his authoritarian regime is not the sum total of who we are. We are better than they are. There are more of us. We have the power of our numbers and our votes.
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump is committing so much crime so fast that the impression is that nothing can be done about it.
If Trump tells you he won’t try to cancel the midterm elections, he’ll try it. It’s up to us to be ready to use everything in our power, from the courts to the streets, to stop him.
Trump hasn’t threatened to bomb Minneapolis yet, but it’s only the middle of the month of January, giving him about three years to think it over.
The president of our country sees being anti-fascist as illegal. There may not be law against protesting yet, but if you attend the next No Kings rally, if you show up to protest ICE roundups, if you march in the street against Trump’s newly-hatched militarism, they will be watching.
Trump is doing the equivalent of hiring the people he pardoned for crimes committed on January 6 and giving them guns and vests and helmets and masks and turning his mob loose not on the Capitol this time, but on us.
If we wondered what a civil war would look like when it happened in this country, we have our answer.
This is no longer a democracy. It is a dictatorship. We are living every day in this country with an invading army in our midst.
The sad truth is, law enforcement officers in every state in the Union have been using Gestapo tactics to arrest, harass, beat, kick, and kill U.S. citizens for years.
Trump's "brilliant" strategist has been running around demanding full control of Greenland, while completely unaware that the United States can already do anything it wants there, by treaty.
We know one thing for sure from the incredibly ill-advised adventure in Iraq that left us in debt for about two trillion dollars: Whatever we get up to in Venezuela won’t pay for itself.
In his eagerness to protect his government contracts and ensure that he and his wife are invited to the opening of the White House ballroom, Bezos has transformed the Post into a cheering section for the autocracy of Donald Trump.
Trump has removed Maduro and left in place his utterly corrupt administration, which according to the Washington Post, Rubio is getting along with because—get this—he speaks Spanish as a first language.
Shock and awe all over again. Oil all over again. Taking back what was “stolen” from us, all over again. Blood will be spilled, all over again.
We don’t own this country like the Republican Party thinks it does, and the Supreme Court wants it to. But we live here. We are citizens. We are proud of being Americans, and we have the ability and the power to show them what that means.
Donald Trump doesn’t want peace in Ukraine or peace in Gaza. He knows what is in the Epstein files. He knows how many times they have found his name in there...
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