Embarrassing Trump?
The meme here makes a good point about former acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney.
But here’s something else to be added: Speaking strictly for myself, I don’t want to see Trump’s tax returns so as to embarrass him, but rather to imprison him. We have every reason to suspect, especially because his two sons bragged about it, that most of Trump’s business dealings are with Russian oligarchs, and his loans (that only one bank on Earth would write) come at their behest.
If this can be proven this explains his treasonous behavior toward the United States, I think I speak for the vast majority of Americans in saying that I want him to die in prison.
Here’s a short chat with a reader, who notes: I think that we’re heading toward socialism. This election will determine if this is what Americans want. 
There are many important differences, many of which are interrelated, between New Zealand and the United States. First, where the U.S. has rampant corruption that seems to be getting worse by the day, the Kiwis can proudly claim that their country ranks along with places like Denmark and Finland, as the most honest and transparent, least corrupt nations on the planet.
South Korea (pop. 51.2 million) and the U.S. (pop. 328 million) had their first confirmed cases on the same day. Five months later:
Sure, COVID-19 is scary as hell, both the disease itself and Americans’ truly pathetic response to it.
Energy storage has the ironic virtue of helping out so many consumers of electrical power that it makes it hard to figure out how to integrate it into the market.
Here’s a 
The Trump administration’s decision to rescind student visas from those whose courses are going to be held entirely online have most Americans shaking their heads, in shame and bewilderment
From: Goya Foods’ Wikipedia page:
This meme, featuring the governor of Florida, is really clever, IMO.
