As the United States approaches the showdown associated with the presidency, we all need to keep in mind that there are no scenarios in which Trump concedes defeat and leaves with even the slightest bit of grace.
As the United States approaches the showdown associated with the presidency, we all need to keep in mind that there are no scenarios in which Trump concedes defeat and leaves with even the slightest bit of grace.
It really is amazing how a single conman has highjacked the entirety of our democratic republic, and has the majority of Americans pulling their hair out.
Here’s a conversation between a Fox News devotee (who still happens to be a friend) and me: Craig: Per our talk last night, here’s a piece on the subject (of prosecuting Trump after he leaves office that, coincidentally, I had …
I can’t imagine what’s “murky” about asking (then begging, then threatening) someone in a position of authority to change the results of an election without evidence that there were voting irregularities and that the count is therefore incorrect. Having said …
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Here’s a Trump supporter who actually makes an excellent point. The only reason we have Biden is because we had Trump, and 81 million people made him disappear. Speaking strictly for myself, I wouldn’t have voted for Biden in a …
It’s enemies’ (with an apostrophe after the s), but outside of that, this guy makes an excellent point. Champagne corks are popping in the palaces of every authoritarian head of state on Earth, celebrating the fact that the world’s most …
The Democrats have to be favored in Georgia here, because: • They just won the presidential election, albeit narrowly. • These Republican candidates are truly loathsome people, though perhaps not to the level of Trump.
To my shame, I had never really twigged on this until people started talking about it over the past few days. All this is so asinine, so embarrassing to our nation, so clearly criminal. Why can’t it be over?
The students, faculty and alumni of Yale Law School seem to be unanimous in their objection to Josh Hawley’s (class of 2006) attempt to subvert the presidential election, and, as one would expect of the Elis, have voiced their protestation …
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An old friend writes: Robespierre in the waning days of the French Revolution had a convention in Paris of his supporters; this , after his 44,000 citizen councils had each beheaded from one to five people. At the convention he …