There are a number of simple and effective things you can do to express your disapproval and resistance to the fascism invading us.
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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.
The relationship between Ron DeSantis and his former rubber-stamp, "give him any law he wants" legislature has devolved into a Three-Stooges like slap fight.
I don’t know if Trump is technically the worst person in the world, but let's just say he’s on the short list of any reasonable human being.
A show of brutality isn’t the opening salvo of a war on Democracy, it’s the victory lap that tells the people that the war for their freedom is over.
Canadians took a sober, objective look at the 100-day horror show our mentally-addled, incompetent, sociopathic dollar store dictator has curated and said, “To hell with that.”
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.”
Seventy years after the bloody demise of fascism in Europe, a narcissist arose in America who tried to resurrect it in the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave. And—time will tell—failed.
The DeSantis blitzkrieg through higher education has included book bans and removing women’s studies, African American history, and critical race theory from university curricula.
The day '60 Minutes' surrendered to Trump, Sarah Palin resurfaced, and Larry David hung the smarmy Bill Maher out to dry.
What can you say about Hegseth? "Teenage girls are more reliable with secrets than Hegseth," or "Leaker loses his shirt over leakers. Film at eleven." Bring popcorn.
If you Trump supporters want to prove that you’re not completely lacking in human decency, you can publicly disavow him, repent of your vote, and unequivocally declare opposition to him.
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.
While the Trump administration goes on a tear happily deporting anyone with brown skin, his MAGA thugs stubbornly cling to their talking points like Tom Homan calling demands for due process "disgusting."
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