It’s a good thing the fools trying to subvert our democracy are, you know, fools.
It’s a good thing the fools trying to subvert our democracy are, you know, fools.
This week’s new campaign strategy, well, it’s not going well.
Let’s be honest about the abhorrent logistics of Trump’s pledge to round up immigrants. We have seen this before.
From the truly inane to the utterly insane, counting down the wildest things the Donald has uttered yet.
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You knew. You all knew. You knew the whole time who and what Donald Trump is.
Mike Pence. Paul Ryan. Mitch McConnell. Ted Cruz. Chris Christie. Newt Gingrich. Orrin Hatch. John McCain. Marco Rubio. Virtually all of you.
You heard every terrible thing he said. You watched every inexcusable thing he did. You knew Trump is a race-baiting, xenophobic, misogynistic, authoritarian con man. You knew about his insatiable appetite for power, his bottomless need for affirmation, his dangerous impulsiveness and uncontrollable temper. You knew he was a huckster who ruined businesses and lives. You knew he debased your party, and you personally. You knew.
The erroneous claim that Ralph Nader cost Al Gore the 2000 election is frequently cited to discredit voting for a 3rd party candidate. It’s nonsense. Here’s why.
Black voters in Florida were purged from voter rolls by the tens of thousands, handing the White House to George Bush. In a sad moment in American History, highlighted in Michael Moore’s Farenheit 911, members of the Congressional Black Caucus rose to voice their opposition but Gore as President of the Senate told them to sit down and shut up, even scoring some cheap laughs.
Politicians like to tell you America is out of money but there is never any shortage of funds for bombs, bullets and wars.