Removing Trump Won’t Be Easy
Re: the “one simple question” posed at left, it’s not that easy.
About one-third of American voters continues to approve of the way Trump is running the country. Most of them come from solid red states, where defying Trump would be political suicide.
Congressional Republicans appear to be people of near-zero integrity, desperate to stay in office. Until they believe that they can get re-elected even after withdrawing their support from Trump, we have the quagmire exemplified by House Speaker Mike Johnson’s refusal to swear in Rep. Adelita Grijalva (D-AZ) after her special election win, so as to block a crucial vote on releasing the Jeffrey Epstein files.
These people are spineless.
Regardless of what Jeffrey Epstein said about Trump, most of his supporters believe he’s a saint.
The meme here is from the “Daily Patriot Report,” and undoubtedly this idea will appeal to some folks.
What makes life here in the United States so interesting is the vast amount of horsecrap we’re fed on a daily basis.
It’s interesting to watch the slow but steady fall of the president’s approval rating, as folks “jump ship.”
I found this (at left) interesting. But how does one “develop creative skills, create value, and learn how to solve problems?” If the author has answers here, please provide them.
The “Chris” referred to here is Chris Pappas, a person I know nothing about, other than that he’s a Democrat trying to prevent his state from voting in a Republican senator.
Those of you who have seen Woody Allen’s “Annie Hall” will remember the scene in which young (9 years old?) Alvy Singer is so depressed about the ultimate fate of the Earth/universe (see clip below) that he cannot function and refuses to do his homework (“What’s the point?”). Even a kindly psychologist hired by his mother fails to console him.
(California Governor Gavin) Newsom: While the Trump Administration makes this country unrecognizable, California remains a stable, reliable partner in the fight for a clean energy future.
