Of course. Take the case of Ryan Kelley, pictured on right, who organized militias and stormed the Capitol. Now he’s running for governor of Michigan. I was about to write a post to the effect that domestic terrorists don’t make good …
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This reminds me of a conversation I had with my mom recently, where we discussed free college. I explained that we should choose not to live in a country dominated by ignorance, because life under those circumstances gradually becomes more …
I can’t vouch for the validity of this “Turkish proverb,” but I wanted to publish it anyway, due to its relevance to the American political scene and the presence of Donald Trump within it.
What soon-to-be-convicted sex trafficker Matt Gaetz says here is precisely what my mom believes, i.e., that encouraging people to vote, combined with voter fraud and open borders, gives a huge and permanent advantage to Democrats. In reality, though significant voter …
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A reader asks, “Does anyone believe that the facts revealed by the bipartisan J6 select committee reports, or stepped up indictments or prosecutions by DoJ or any number of states AGs will change things much by the midterm elections?” I …
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At this point it appears that although Trump’s campaign messages are appealing to a significant number at this point in the United States, they don’t carry the day. They lost by three million votes in 2016 and seven million in …
I’ve thought about this too. For most Americans, this (and his other shameful acts) actually was the end. Let’s not forget that Trump lost the popular vote in 2016 by almost exactly three million votes. Trump’s mocking the reporter didn’t …
Here’s someone who has the strength of character required to admit he was wrong about Trump. Now, if there were only a few tens of millions more like him, we’d actually be in fairly good shape.
One would think someone with even a bit of intelligence would look at this and say to himself, “This doesn’t look like draining the swamp to me. In fact, this looks like he came to town with enough new alligators …
Silly me. I keep thinking that convicting and incarcerating right-wing lunatics will eventually leave us with fewer right-wing lunatics, yet that never seems to happen. And why is it always Florida?
