I can completely see this. He watched people whom he knew to be armed storming the Capitol Building, which was packed with police, congresspeople, and the Vice President. And he did nothing for more than three hours while people were …
I can completely see this. He watched people whom he knew to be armed storming the Capitol Building, which was packed with police, congresspeople, and the Vice President. And he did nothing for more than three hours while people were …
Good point being made here. It could be said that scientists and Republicans are the opposites of one another; in fact, most of the people in the U.S. who reject scientific evidence on things like climate change, vote counting, and …
At this point, it appears that Trump is approaching the end of his ability to pass off lies, and has, indeed, painted himself into a corner. An old friend pointed out that Trump has never lost, implying that his winning …
Is anyone surprised that Trump tampered with a J6 witness? He’s going down hard on far more serious charges, and he’s desperate. What can we expect? It’s amazing that he’s still in the United States. It could be just a …
I’d love to say otherwise, but I don’t think this is going to work. These are profoundly unethical people, but proving that they committed perjury isn’t possible. Imagine that you wanted to overturn Roe, and someone asked you your beliefs …
In his dreams, Trump believes that the meme here is part of American reality. And there is not doubt that his MAGA brand holds, and will continue to hold, a strong appeal to tens of millions of his supporters, regardless …
Occasionally readers comment on the wide range of subject matter here at 2GreenEnergy: science, math, politics, philosophy, economics, sustainability, and so forth. I hope they think that’s a good thing. Here’s a post on absolutely nothing other than an effort …
Here’s a graphic that calls to mind the poverty of the southern states. No electricity means reading by candlelight, no refrigeration, and less productivity/affluence. One hundred years later, the South is still packed with racism and dozens of other forms …
Mad Magazine wasn’t typically political, but it was always smart. Mad had a long and distinguished run (1952 – 2018), one that made a deep impression on almost all Americans.