Trump’s One Mistake
When this is over, it will be clear that the only mistake Trump made was running for president.
He could have stayed in business indefinitely, heartlessly ripping off tradespeople, donors to his sham charities, students at his fraudulent university, and everyone else who had the poor fortune of being associated with him.
But once that sociopathic narcissist got into public office, especially one with the visibility of a U.S. president, Pandora’s box was opened, and there was no turning back.
At least some Republicans are coming after Trump, albeit in ways that skirt the main issue. Nobody seems to be saying that Trump is a brazen criminal who came within a gnat’s ass of ending democracy in the United States.
Not only are teachers paid poorly and subjected to active shooters, they’re muzzled when it comes to curricula and how it’s presented.
The reason that box stores refuse to carry MyPillow is that the company’s CEO, Mike Lindell, is a criminal, one whose lies are actually more outrageous than those of Trump himself.
When it became clear that Liz Cheney was taking this tack (see left) in her political career, I joined millions of Americans in expressing my respect for her courage and integrity.
Hate pervades many different socio-economical classes in the United States.
Is our planet regressing deep into its bloody past? No.
Let’s assume that this guy is exactly right, and the number is 30% on the nose. But we need to keep in mind that it’s unequally distributed around the 50 states, so you’re going to have places like the Deep South where all this regressive garbage represents a majority perspective.
You just found it.
If I told you that you’re an “energy citizen,” what would you take that to mean? Doesn’t it sound like a good thing? Doesn’t it seem to imply that you’re concerned about reducing the carbon footprint (and other forms of pollution) in the energy you consume?
