He’s tested every limit of decency and democracy, and every time he does the GOP bends a little lower. At this point, the question isn’t just about Trump’s crimes; it’s about their complicity.
Thom Hartmann
Trump’s white supremacist loyalists are rewriting history, erasing Black heroes, and purging diversity, and the politicians who stay silent are complicit in that treason.
Trump's $2,000 “dividend” plan may be the boldest attempt yet to turn democracy into a cash-for-votes transaction.
Behind the rhetoric about ‘lazy freeloaders’ lies a stunning truth: America’s largest corporations depend on food stamps to prop up their low-wage empires.
“Healthcare for All” isn’t a slogan: it’s a test of who we are as a nation. It asks whether we believe in shared humanity over corporate profit, and whether our politics can still serve the living instead of the lobbyists.
The strongman act is cracking, but as the cops, the crowds, and even the cult start to walk away, is this finally the moment his empire begins to fall?
Where honesty is punished, power is bought, and every rule has a price, Trump’s turned the dream of opportunity into an industry of deception.
The fight isn’t between left and right anymore: it’s between oligarchy and the people, between those who hoard power and those still brave enough to believe in democracy.
The movements of the 1960s built lasting institutions. Today’s movements need more than moral clarity: they need leadership and coordination.
When federal agents turn weapons on citizens, it’s not just a local scandal—it’s a national reckoning.
Every raid, every body slammed to the pavement, is a public ritual meant to teach us obedience. The goal isn’t enforcement—it’s submission.
Conservatives call Anderson’s film “irresponsible” because it dares to show what happens when power turns its guns on the powerless.
Raids without warrants, kids in zip-ties, and officials who say “F** the children”: this is the moral collapse of the American state. It's time for state authorities to start making arrests.
History’s tyrants followed this same path—and those citizens who failed to resist lost their nations forever.
Impeachment isn’t just a political strategy; it’s the last defense of our Constitution. Republicans must act now, decisively and unapologetically. If they do, they may yet save America and themselves.
Trump wants to be king. He’s already acting like one. The only question is whether we’ll kneel or rise, together, and take our democracy back.
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