It’s hard to understand how the working class relates to Trump; they certainly aren’t doing well financially. It’s a considerable mystery; they can’t afford eggs, but they seem to love getting stepped on by the U.S. federal government.
It’s hard to understand how the working class relates to Trump; they certainly aren’t doing well financially. It’s a considerable mystery; they can’t afford eggs, but they seem to love getting stepped on by the U.S. federal government.
Wait a ding-dong minute here. Wasn’t the top priority lowering the price of gasoline and eggs? Won’t the MAGA crowd feel ripped off when they learn that Trump and his appointees couldn’t care less about them? Just kidding. The answer …
This meme presents an extremely pessimistic statement about America’s future. Yes, it’s possible that Trump will succeed in the tasks he wants to take on, e.g., weaponizing the justice system against his enemies, removing rule of law as it applies …
As presented at left, Americans love to complain about taxation. Yet most people in the rest of the developed world don’t mind paying taxes, in some cases at higher rates than ours here in the U.S., because they derive significant …
The meme here may sound damning to some Americans, but keep in mind that the majority of U.S. voters either think that Trump was treated unfairly by the woke elite or never even heard about the indictments. I have a …
If we can get through the coming four years without a series of major catastrophes, we should count ourselves lucky beyond belief.
Let’s face facts: Very few Trump supporters are going to throw tantrums when grocery prices fail to fall, or when any other campaign promise doesn’t come to fruition. That’s because the MAGA crowd loves Trump for his other “virtues,” e.g., …
As suggested at left, some of us are not too keen on what’s happening in Washington D.C. right now.
There is no doubt that the United States is headed away from the most important experiment with democracy in the history of humankind, and its government of, by, and for the people. But what happens next? Does this country become …
I would guess that the percentage of Americans who believe that our system of justice is broken runs north of 90%. But many people tie our system of justice to whatever political party happens to be in power at the …