Why the 2024 Election Is So Critical
The idea that Trump’s return to the White House would usher in regressive policies is true, but it’s hardly the worst element of damage that the former president represents to the United States.
Perhaps this message should come from someone other than Biden, but Trump tried (and continues to try) to overthrow the U.S. federal government, and install himself a permanent autocrat, e.g., Putin in Russia.
Most of us are far more concerned about this than we are the cost of prescription drugs.
This woman makes an excellent point.
The George Santos story offers a bit of comic relief against the backdrop of Trump, Putin, and the rest of the criminality in the world today.
Most Americans simply wish their country could return to where is was only one short decade ago. At that point, it would have been unthinkable for a U.S. representative with no training in science to address the director of the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research within the Food and Drug Administration on the House floor and tell him that what he was presenting was “bullshit.”
Don Lawrence writes: These 15 Republican “Governors” turned down federal money to feed low-income children in their states when out of school during the summer (8 million children).
Obviously they owe the American people an apology.
As a subscriber, you probably noticed that I haven’t published this newsletter in quite a while (though the frequency of 
The NRA and its Second Amendment fanatics have numerous maxims about the value of guns in our society, and one of them is referred to in the meme here.
As suggested in this cartoon by Erkki Alanen, a consequence of the ubiquity of guns in the United States is that they tend to get in the hands of children.
From physicist and astronomer Galileo Galilei: In questions of science, the authority of a thousand is not worth the humble reasoning of a single individual. 
