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And, of course, New York’s billionaires keep showing their love. In the Guardian, Walker Benjamin and David Sirota repot on the billionaire-driven war chest that Cuomo has commanded.

to see that Dancing on Water is now going for $70-something on Amazon. Perhaps it should be reprinted. It would be nice, however, if University Press of New England hadn’t gone out of business. . . That’s publishing!

Watching him today spew arrogant, contemptuous bombast about the Democrats, you just wonder, even on the most superficial level, how America can tolerate someone so unpleasant.

Together with.a smattering of turncoat Democrats, the Republicans are ramming through a fast-track commission to cut Social Security benefits as well as Medicare, via the so-called TRUST act introduced earlier this year, by opportunisticaly sticking it into the GOP’s alleged … Continue reading →

Seems that Grandpa Joe was part of a “Spring Carnival/8 Big Acts 8/All Headliners in which his man-woman act, Low and Johnson, was featured at the Garden theater in Trenton, New Jersey. Of all the things he didn’t keep, Grandpa … Continue reading →

Our President is planning a coast-to-coast invasion of our cities–particularly ones with Democratic mayors.

Portland mothers, protecting the city’s peaceful protesters from Trump’s paramilitary gangs, sing “Hands up, please don’t shoot me.”

Why is Trump allowed to describe the economy he inherited from Obama as “the economy I created”? The economy created by Trump is the disaster the country is facing right now.

Remember how Mick Mulvaney was telling everyone–say, about three months ago–that COVID was a hoax spawned by the Democrats to bring Trump down? Seems that now that Mulvaney’s kids are having trouble getting test results right away, etc. Mulvaney’s all … Continue reading →

Every time a Republican perversely tries to extol the party’s “achievement” in cutting regulation, one or more Democrats need to make clear what the cost to American society is. New York University’s School of Law has put out a new … Continue reading →