You could call Trump a businessman or a soulless parasite who feeds off things that were thriving, until those things are dead, and then moving on. Potato—Potahto.
Opinions & Commentary
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.
Elon Musk's word-of-mouth value to Tesla has flipped from a huge positive years ago to the loudest negative anyone could ever imagine.
Forget the idea that Trump is a successful business man. All he really knows is how to hang out at a country club and make money off memberships and his name.
When MAGA Americans finally realize that they too are victims of the criminality and predation they initially hoped would only be for those despised others, then it will be a bridge too far.
If you really feel unsafe in your environment, go out and talk to the other people in it. You are going to find—I guarantee it—that the vast majority of people in it are really friendly and amazingly safe.
Dejected cries that claim Donald Trump is all powerful and cannot be stopped are as pathetic as what Trump and Musk are doing.
Germans remember well that fateful day ninety-two years ago this week: February 27, 1933. It started when the government, in the midst of a worldwide economic crisis, received reports of an imminent terrorist attack.
An 11-year old girl was literally killed by the cruelty saturating her school in Texas. Is this what Americans are willing to stand for?
All we need to do now, is to all become wealthy, white Christian Republican Congressmen and we'll be set. Or, maybe those of us who are not need to make our voices heard.
It has been less than a month since Trump stood in the Capitol Rotunda, his hand nowhere near a Bible, and lied his way through the Oath of Office. And already he's calling himself king?
There’s so much evidence of Trump’s and Musk’s apartheid leanings, it’s pretty much impossible to deny any longer. Which raises the question: Is our media in with the Nazis, or just committed to Not-Seeing them?
"I guess the thing that bothers me most about America is its inclination to make great progress, followed by its zeal to erase it."
America is not yet near where Germany was at the peak of Hitler's power, but Germany wasn't always there either, and that is the point.
Are Elon's actions the sort of drug-addled vision of the future people thought they were voting for? Not likely. But the price of eggs had to be dealt with!
Simple things of beauty and pure help, that we want to grow and nurture, are what are actually worthy of the lion's share of our attention and devotion.
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