All of it—every bit of it—lays at the feet of Donald Trump, who is the architect, chief designer and project manager of American ruination and a global war coming into early bloom.
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Anthony Fauci is everything Donald Trump, his perpetually uninformed base, and sociopathic GOP politicians like Stephen Miller, Rand Paul, and Mike Johnson despise.
The uniforms have changed. The technology has evolved. But the mission remains the same: protect power through fear and intimidation.
Regardless of what happens in the future what has been revealed about us is going to remain, and we’re going to have to deal with the unmasked, unearthed, illuminated hatred that we are this violently afflicted with.
From FEMA relief to clean energy funding, government resources are becoming political weapons, creating the kind of regional resentment that has shattered nations before.
With 100 days until the elections, Republicans are in deep, deep trouble, know it, and lack the courage to save even themselves from the orange arsonist and cult leader, who has taken a match to their chances in November.
Confronted with lawmakers questioning yet more money for the Iran debacle, Pete blustered, stuttered, sneered, fear-mongered about radical Islamists “coming for our families.”
Any “journalist” who walked through the door this time will never wash the Trump stink off of themselves.
Republicans are evil, and they’re treasonous, but they’re not stupid. They’re aware that Donald Trump’s approval rating is in the lowest depths of the toilet of history.
Every authoritarian system begins by targeting someone else, until the circle widens to include critics, opponents, and ordinary citizens.
Trump-appointed Federal Judge Britt C. Grant called the DeSantis Stop Woke law “a breathtaking assertion of power to ban unpopular ideas from public discourse.”
If a man can’t truthfully answer who won a presidential election, why should any American trust him to tell the truth about foreign adversaries, intelligence assessments, or threats to our national security?
Fascists only win when good people give up; when they become too tired to push back, when apathy and hopelessness snuff out the spark inside them.
The kind of wealth and influence Lindsey Graham had access to probably seemed well worth the moral compromises and severed ties.
The permanent fence around Lafayette Square isn't just about security. It's the latest warning that oligarchy is preparing to defend itself from democracy.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. spent his youth worrying that he would never possess a name of his own because his father’s shadow was so immense. History solved the problem.
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