Stephen King is one of the most intelligent and astute observers of our culture and its flaws, and I agree with 99% of what he says about Donald Trump’s sociopathic nature, and the grave danger he represents to our country …
Stephen King Says Trump’s Handling of Coronavirus Is ‘Almost Impossible To Comprehend’ Read More »
2GreenEnergy supporter and public intellectual Stephen Lacey writes, This is the defining moment of our hyperpartisanship. If Trump can convince Americans that 100,000 deaths is a triumph (it’s very possible), I have absolutely no hope that the tribalist rot in …
From Business Insider: • In the early weeks of the coronavirus outbreak in the US, President Donald Trump’s main focus was on keeping the number of infections low, Politico reporter Dan Diamond told NPR on Thursday.
From this article: President Donald Trump’s latest target, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, told a radio station Friday that medical supply vendors informed her they’ve been told “not to send stuff” to her state amid the battle against COVID-19.
From The New York Times: Mr. Trump’s performance on the national stage in recent weeks has put on display the traits that Democrats and some Republicans consider so jarring — the profound need for personal praise, the propensity to blame …
As you watch the video below (speakers on), notice that this is not a bad metaphor for the Trump presidency. He’s here, and he’s made a considerable mess, but he hasn’t left yet. It’s possible that his exit could be …
Trump Came Into Our Lives, and He Hasn’t Left Yet Read More »
Let’s make a few assumptions: • A few months from now, the pandemic is under control. • In November, Trump is replaced by a garden-variety centrist neoliberal like Biden, whose administration restores America to the standard cruel capitalism and social injustice …
From the incredible mind of Andy Borowitz: NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report)—Determined to address the “No. 1 concern of the American people during the coronavirus crisis,” Fox News Channel announced on Thursday that it would air a three-part prime-time series …
Sorry, but Trump won’t resign. Nobody knows what he’ll do, but facing the truth and acting like a rational human being simply won’t happen. Look at the behavior we’ve seen, perfectly consistent from the day he took office. If something …
That’s strange. He’s normally so willing to tell the complete truth, accept responsibility for his administration’s few minor failures, apologize, and explain how he’ll improve as a result of what he learned–especially when the health and safety of the American …
