Many people living outside the U.S. borders are trying to understand what has gone so terribly wrong with America. The photo here may serve as a clue. Yes, there are ass****s all over the world, so we haven’t yet cornered …
Many people living outside the U.S. borders are trying to understand what has gone so terribly wrong with America. The photo here may serve as a clue. Yes, there are ass****s all over the world, so we haven’t yet cornered …
Re: the meme here, a friend writes: I totally agree!!! I kept getting all these notices that this is going to happen my Internet and I kept writing back please don’t do this it’s thousands of dollars per hour per …
From Axios: Eric Trump suggested on Fox News Saturday that Democrats are “milking” coronavirus lockdowns in order to “deprive” his father President Trump of campaign rallies and hurt him in November’s election.
Yes, “the world is watching.” In pity, in loathing, in disgust. Watching a formerly great country imploding like a carved pumpkin a few days after Halloween. Once the core is removed, the rot takes hold in a surprisingly short period of time. …
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The gentleman who co-wrote Trump’s “The Art of the Deal” has never been a fan of the president, but his precise viewpoint has changed since he witnessed the response to COVID-19. This video, less than two minutes in length, is …
The author of the meme here brings up an excellent point. I happen to know some extremely well-educated Republicans; in fact, my mother is one.
I won’t be reading the book mentioned here, so I can only speculate on the reasoning it lays out as to why Catholics should vote to re-elect the president.
I have to admit, the point made here makes my heart beat a little faster.
It’s understandable that the Democrats are unhappy with Trump’s stonewalling Congress and telling the Supreme Court who can be investigated and who can’t. But the Republicans? Check out this TV ad, and note that its tone, while serious, is entirely …
There was a time in American history, from 1776 through 2016 to be precise, during which it would have been unthinkable for a U.S. president to deny all responsibility for a national crisis, and to have shifted the blame from …