What to Make of a Criminally Insane President?
At this point in U.S. history, it’s appropriate to pose the question once again: Couldn’t the Founding Fathers have done a better job to ensure we never found ourselves in this position?
It all comes down to this: There are many safeguards to prevent the decay of democracy that we’re seeing here in 2025, but people like Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin couldn’t have been asked to have foreseen that a plurality of American voters would have elected a criminal sociopath. In their time, they must have assumed that the electorate consisted largely of fairly intelligent people whose character favored the law-abiding over bare-faced criminals.
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As shown here, a Fox News poll shows that most Americans oppose what Trump and Musk are doing.
Almost all Americans respect and admire Canada and the generally kind, intelligent, and respectful people who make their homes there. Accordingly, we are appalled at our country’s decision to attack one of our oldest and finest friends.
Why has the U.S. fallen to its lowest happiness ranking ever? Well, most Americans harbor at least one, often many, deep concerns about their country’s ongoing capacity to support a strong quality of life.
Answer to the question posed at left:
My wife and I have friends in Oklahoma.
On an almost daily basis, readers send me news articles like the one at left that raise the question: why are Trump supporters so much more likely than progressives to be involved in criminal activities, and, as an example, sex crimes that involve children? Is this somehow a requirement to be a part of MAGA?
There is no question that the world needs a bumper crop of peace-makers, rather than a few more billionaires demanding tax cuts at the expense of the common man. But how could this possibly come about?
It’s funny, my wife and I were just talking about this.
