What It Means to Say: “I’m Not Interested in Politics.”
A lack of interest in politics is actually worse than the way it’s described here. That’s because bad leaders damage more than just my income, my rights, etc. They damage everyone except those who donate to their campaigns.
There is not a single thing a decent person could possibly want for American society: education, healthcare, environmental responsibility, equal justice for all, etc. that is not actively destroyed by evil people in positions of power.
It’s hard to think of something more antithetical to American values than this photo of long-time Trump advisor Roger Stone, seated among the top echelon of the Proud Boys, smiling at the camera and displaying the “white power” signal.
The two top legal experts interviewed in the video below believe so.
From senior energy analyst Robert Rapier:
My stats as a political prognosticator aren’t excellent. As my mom likes to point out, “Craig, you’ve been predicting that Trump is going to be criminally prosecuted since a few months into his term.”
Most of what we know about astrophysics we learned over the past few decades, and that certainly includes the idea that everything we see around us came from stars that exploded billions of years ago.
Bette Midler’s observation here rings true to me, FWIW.
Why do Republicans vote against measures that will making life-saving drugs affordable?
It’s not hard to see how Donald Trump came to power. He saw that we could tap into the seething hatred of a very large group of uneducated people.
Our country certainly is “Flirting with Disaster,” if it lets a president attempt to overthrow its government and establish himself into the same position that is held by Vladimir Putin in Russia, Kim Jong-un in North Korea, and Xi Jinping in China.
