Mitch McConnell is a villain in America’s story. He is a coward in America’s story. After the Trump coup he caved to Trump when he had the power to end the MAGA obscenity. He was too weak, craven, dishonest and weak to use it.
MAGA extremists are unconcerned about reality in a moment when they exist within the four walls of a “Truman Show,” where the mirage has overtaken everything.
This year's 4th of July is the right time to repudiate Donald Trump, Kristi Noem, Tom Homan, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Pete Hegseth, Stephen Miller, Pam Bondi and all the rest of the empowered insurrectionists.
Liberty is not an option in America. Its preservation is the deepest obligation that we all share. Make no mistake: it is threatened by a malice that is historic, bearing down and deeply malevolent.
The most important truth to be revealed is the most obvious one: Trump couldn’t have done any of it without his partners in America’s corporate media. They are the wind beneath his wings.
Before Adolf Hitler and his Nazi regime of criminals lit the world on fire they took power by eradicating truth and morality. They called it “greatness.”
The Nazis of the 21st century share the arrogance of their brethren, a belief that they need more room, and there are too many of the inferior peoples and races breeding too fast.
Pete Hegseth has ordered the story of Medgar Evers and his grave site location be scrubbed from the Arlington website. The only thing this proves is that Pete Hegseth is a moral infant with a broken character.
There will be a question asked of us all one day. Young people will wonder: what did you do in the 2020s when the fascists took power, and tried to burn down America?
There is an American clown in Canada this weekend. He is an embarrassment to his country and his office. His title might be secretary of state, but he is no such thing.
Donald Trump is at the height of his power. It must be brought to heel. The way to do that is with a full-throated embrace of American values, ideas and ideals.