Although moving-toward-pleasure strategies don’t always produce immediate changes in behavior like moving-away-from-pain strategies do, they can last far longer and be far more powerful if properly reinforced.
Thom Hartmann
Republicans must go to court to take away your gun, but they can take away your vote without even informing you.
It’s not Bill Barr‘s first time playing cover-up for a Republican president who committed crimes that rise to the level of treason against America.
It’s been around 70 years since the McCarthy era. And most Americans today have no direct memory of its excesses and the damage done, both to families targeted and to Americans’ trust in our institutions of government.
For the past forty-plus years, Republicans—just like dysfunctional HOAs—have been stealing from America’s future.
Trump is right now following a road blazed before him by multiple authoritarians and dictators who took over democracies in recent years.
There are many lessons to be learned from this year’s election. The main one right now, though, is that because the RNC failed three times to protect America from a dictatorial madman that job now falls to us.
If Trump and Vance are elected, under the rules defined by Republicans on the Supreme Court they’ll become our first king and king-in-waiting.
“Look at my entire Deep State target list,” Ivan Raiklin said. “That is the beginning. This is the scratching of the surface of who is going to be criminalized for their treason, okay?”
From the founding of our republic, protecting the power of the press to call out anti-democratic behavior has been a firewall, protecting our form of government. It is their job.
The answer to the question about why Trump is polling better than Biden regardless of the realities in the fact-based world: “It’s the media, stupid.”
Once again, patriots who believe in the ideals of July 4, 1776 must defend America against those who don’t.
If Trump is elected, the six Supreme Court Republicans just gave him near-Putin-like powers to end our democratic republican form of government, as Justice Gorsuch said, “for the ages.”
If you want to see what Republicans have in mind for the rest of America if Trump or another Republican becomes president and they can hold onto Congress, just visit the Old South.
Republicans and Trump keep referring to a post-constitutional era where the middle class, civil rights and even the rights of women to vote would rolled back.
The new GOP motto might as well be, “We don’t need no stinkin’ issues; we just want power and revenge for the heroes of the Old South and the New Insurrection.”
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