What Will it Take to Remove Trump?
Laurence Tribe, one of our nation’s top constitutional scholars, has been asking the question here, in one way or another, for many years. Sadly, it doesn’t seem like there is an answer in the offing.
Yes, 56% of Americans believe that Trump is in the process of becoming a dictator, but 41% believe that he needs more power if he is to succeed in making America great again.
Perhaps more importantly, the Republicans in Congress do not seem to be backing away from the sociopathic criminal in the White House. It’s unclear to me how they live with themselves, knowing that they are the ones who are going to ultimately be responsible for turning the United States into the next North Korea, Russia, China, Turkey, Hungary, or any of the other 50+ authoritarian regimes on planet Earth.
I would sure love to know why there is so much ignorance and misinformation in this country.
No reason to convict him of a crime first, right?
The nation is still wondering about the thought process behind the selection of certain of Trump’s cabinet members.
Why not indict the anarchists, the Trotskyites, and the existentialists?
Of course. Patel and Cruz are both such reasonable and honest people.
The United States needs to come to terms with the fact that there is an entire class of people, young and old, whose personalities are deeply rooted in the ultra-right-wing: Trump, white-supremacy, the rejection of science, Fox News, the dismantling of the federal government, and so forth.
I’ve often wondered how those who purchase Trump paraphernalia (sneakers, coins, etc.) feel about their purchases.
This is funny, but is she really any worse than any of the dozens of other paid liars befouling our media airwaves today?
On a post of this subject, a reader notes: There is nothing clean about wind turbines.
