By the time we’re into our teen years, most of us outgrow the need to bully other kids by calling them hurtful names. It’s pathetic that U.S. politics has degenerated to the point that one of our two candidates for …
By the time we’re into our teen years, most of us outgrow the need to bully other kids by calling them hurtful names. It’s pathetic that U.S. politics has degenerated to the point that one of our two candidates for …
We’re told that, politically speaking, “Pennsylvania is composed of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, with Alabama in between.” This gives rise to the question: Will Trump “park” Vance in the middle of the state, where he’ll be preaching to the choir, or …
As noted previously, there are two distinct types of Trump supporters: a) Amoral/immoral rich people, who, at the top echelon, donate huge sums of money in exchange for tax breaks at the corporate and personal levels, and b) working-class white …
. . . . before Trump created a pejorative name for Kamala Harris and starting attacking her with it. Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich has a few point he’d like to make here.
Donald Trump faces plenty of obstacles, but perhaps chief among them is the considerable number of Republicans who maintain some level of integrity. For example, take the former lieutenant governor of Georgia, whose thoughts on the subject appear at left. …
The situation in which the U.S. finds itself going into the November presidential election would be funny if it weren’t so packed with danger. Do we want Dorothy or the Wicked Witch of the West? The Joker or Batman?
Comments on the photo here include: • He wouldn’t know communism if it seized the means of their production. • Your guy thinks authoritarianism is strong. • I hate to tell you buddy, but the pro-Communist party is the Republicans …
It’s unclear when Kurt Vonnegut said this, but given that he died in 2007, it couldn’t have been too recently. And keep in mind that our society has become far more indecent since Vonnegut’s passing. I doubt he’d be too …
As previously mentioned, 2GreenEnergy “headquarters” is located in a rural part of Central California, and, as such, it has a fairly good-sized contingent of far-right-wingers. This guy, for instance, feels comfortable in announcing to the world that he owns an …
I join those who would rather live next to a family that walked through 1500 miles of desert, desperate to escape the misery and danger of Central America, than a family of racist morons.