If I were to make a guess about the near-term future of the United States, I would say that it will take a great many years before the people of the world stop harboring deep concerns to the effect the …
If I were to make a guess about the near-term future of the United States, I would say that it will take a great many years before the people of the world stop harboring deep concerns to the effect the …
What an idiotic statement we see here at left. No one is hoping to see the United States complete the process of self-immolation. About two-thirds of Americans want to see Trump held accountable for a variety of crimes, including treason. …
Perhaps we’ve identified the central problem in the U.S. government. There is no such thing as “Trump’s Supreme Court”; it doesn’t belong to him. We have, or at least had, three co-equal branches of government.
Well, the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the constitutional provision that it’s our Congress that sets tariffs. In true character, Trump has told the federal government to f*** off, asserting that he has the right to do anything he wants. …
What do progressives hope for, given the runaway criminality of the U.S. president? The woman at left is what is properly called a “radical,” from the Latin for “root.” Pull it out by its roots, or in this case, burn …
What do victorious professional sports teams, top-flight musicians, and certain congresspeople have in common? They refuse to legitimize Trump with their presence.
The United States is a pariah nation in the world today, and that doesn’t sit well with about two-thirds of the American people.
Arthur C. Clarke makes a good point here. It reminds me of something neuroscientist Sam Harris said: Religion is to the human mind what a virus is to a computer.
At this point, after 16 years of failed attempts to reverse the 2010 U.S. Supreme Court decision Citizens United, I would say to the guy who wrote the meme at left, it appears that ship has sailed. With each passing …