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How Did, How Could Trump Do This?!
It’s a gross use of something *very* important. It’s something that should piss off anyone who has served, all to lead up to the damn cage match, where everyone should have been eaten alive with clouds of mosquitoes and gnats, because it looks like the weather cooperated for it. With respect for Raw Story: A […] The post How Did,…Read More
Trump Caps Off His Birthday with a Party for Himself as He Tells Americans He Doesn’t Care About Their Economic Struggles
To celebrate his 80th birthday, Donald Trump is throwing himself a $60 million UFC fight on the White House lawn as he tells Americans that he doesn’t care about their financial struggles. Trump has spent his second term in office spending taxpayer dollars on his vanity projects like his ballroom, gilding statues in D.C., and repainting the reflecting pool —…Read More
Sunday Thought: The Horrifying Truth About Trump's Cage Match
Friends,Tonight, Trump is throwing an 80th birthday bash for himself (he says it’s in honor of the 250th birthday of the United States) with a “Freedom250” Ultimate Fighting Championship cage match on the South Lawn of the White House at 8 p.m. ET. It will be a bloody gladiator fight taking place inside a 600-ton, 154-feet-tall skeletal structure called “the…Read More
Two Potential Upcoming Canadian Secession Referenda and the Broader Issues they Raise
Illustration: Lex Villena Few Americans have taken much notice, given the vast amount of other political news. But two Canadian provinces – Alberta and Quebec – may be holding referendums on secession in the near future. If the votes are held, the secessionists are likely to lose in both cases. But these events are still of interest to students of…Read More
A Hard Civics Lesson: MN Students Learned to Stand Up to ICE
This is the final article in a four-part series on how Operation Metro Surge impacted students, educators, and administrators in Minnesota after ICE agents swarmed the state and caused chaos and confusion there for weeks. Go here for Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. Throughout the country, American middle and high schoolers are taught about how the government works,…Read More
What Are We Going to do About Donald?
By David Glenn Cox The war is over! Or maybe not. But it could be. It might be. It all depends on who you ask. A Trump spokesman claimed the Strait of Hormuz was already half-way open. He didn’t specify which half. Here in Trumplandia, we listen very closely for all the pertinent details. It might mean you can sail…Read More
Wannabe Dictator Gets Scraped Off a Wall
Donald Trump’s dictatorial hopes just got scraped off a wall, literally. Yesterday, on orders from a federal court, crews began removing his name from the John F. Kennedy Performing Arts Center in Washington, DC, which the Trump regime had illegally sought to rename as the Trump-Kennedy Center.Dictators and tyrants like to put their names and faces on things in order…Read More
Trump to Host $1 Million-Per-Plate Fundraiser As Americans Struggle to Get By in His Economy
As Trump hosts lavish fundraisers, his administration wants Americans to take on more debt for medical bills they can’t afford after Republicans made healthcare more expensive This weekend, Donald Trump is hosting a $1 million per plate fundraiser to benefit his super PAC, MAGA Inc., ahead of his 80th birthday, as Americans struggle to get by in his economy. Under…Read More
Trump's systemic attack on whistleblowers, explained by an expert
A copy of the memorandum of Trump’s infamous 2019 call with Zelenskyy, which was made public following a whistleblower complaint. (Alex Wong/Getty) This special Saturday edition of PN is made possible by paid subscribers. Become one ⬇️🔎 Subscribe to PN 🔎The Trump regime’s new proposed rule that would force federal workers to sign nondisclosure agreements doesn’t just expose the absurdity…Read More
Pendulum justice: The greater MAGA’s orgy of outrages, the more change looms
Under duress, wealth shares its spoils,/ But never forsakes its octopus coils. Source link www.nationofchange.org The content suggests that wealth, when pressured or compelled, may distribute its benefits, yet it remains tightly gripped by its powerful and pervasive nature. The imagery of an “octopus” implies that wealth has far-reaching and controlling influences, indicating that despite any temporary sharing, its essence…Read More