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It’s always the same fake narrative: Trump wants to destroy a program or institution, says it needs to be “saved,” then proceeds to burn it to the ground. The monster had the audacity to commandeer the Kennedy Center stage for … Continue reading →

was confronted yesterday in Washington, D.C., where protestors made themselves heard outside the network’s local headquarters. They came to the right place.

members of the Democratic caucus need to ameliorate the void at the top by convening a rapid response team, organizing daily conferences to report on the status of the coup and what they are doing to fight it, make a … Continue reading →

The punctilious passivity practiced by Democrats for so mny years now threatens the country’s survival. Schumer remains trapped in some weird limbo.  Thom Hartman writes at Common Dreams: “Chuck Schumer had one job: to stand between Donald Trump and the … Continue reading →

so that they can buy off what’s left at fire-sale prices. What originally may have perhaps seemed like a tertiary explanation now seems glaringly obvious as their primary motivation.

Trump inflicted himself on the Kennedy Center today, defiling it with his lies, his defamations, and his ignorance. He was there to inaugurate his new “Golden Age” of electroplate and ash. And of course he spoke imbecilic gibberish: “They’ve built these … Continue reading →

So he can completely strip Americans of our civil rights, and distract from the catastrophe of his first two months in office.

and now he dares to ask us to vote him in as mayor? Shameless. Perhaps some corporate media reporters will ask him why he allowed hundreds of thousands of rent-regulated apartments in NYC to be deregulated? And why he totally … Continue reading →

Harris’s campaign became a comeback vehicle for every has-been neoliberal Democratic consultant and flack.  They exploited–with her complete complicity, of course–the campaign in a vain attempt to make themselves relevant again. I’m reading news reports from last summer announcing that … Continue reading →

“Mahmoud is one of the most upstanding people I have ever met,” a Jewish Columbia student writes at the Zeteo substack. If Trump can get away with this, he can get away with arresting any American whose protests don’t meet … Continue reading →