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Ashli Babbitt is dead because of Trump. On January 6 she participated in an act of domestic terrorism incited by Trump and his co-conspirators. Therefore Trump, in his obscenely immoral and dangerous way, is now expanding his war on reality … Continue reading →

He’s just launched a scurrilous attack on New York City and the seven million Americans who make it one of the world’s greatest cities. Vance is another Frankenstein created by corporate publishing.

Treasonous Senator Mo Brooks was back at it today, ratcheting up and doubling down at the CPAC Fascist congress on his January 6 insurrection incitement.

but only for the wealthy. Thank you, Chris Hayes, for covering the latest blast of fraudulent, vicious stupidity from Sen. Blackburn. Blackburn, a member of that same Republican establishment that wants to ban free thinking in schools, hypocritically projects her … Continue reading →

Simon Lazarus and Robert Litian write in The New Republic that “the conservative justices’ incessant drive to radically enhance the court’s power—power in opposition to Congresses past, present, and future; as well as against the federal executive branch and state … Continue reading →

I’m only forty minutes into Florian von Donnersmarck’s film, but the opening scene, in which a Nazi tours a cross section of ordinary folk through a exhibition of despised modern art, shows you how closely Trump, DeSantis, and the rest … Continue reading →

Every word of Trump’s editorial–alleging that Big Tech works as deputy for Congress[!!!!????] is a lie. Not one piece of evidence will ever be located to support a single one of his allegations.

The Court’s right-wing-extremist majority is truly determined to defile this court in every way possible. Injustice Barrett’s contempt for legal ethics and propriety is absolutely brazen. Steven Lubet at The American Prospect homes in on Barrett’s refusal to recuse herself … Continue reading →

It’s a question when something wears out, of digging into a drawer and pulling out from the recesses something I’d forgotten all about.

The Roberts court’s latest support for voting restrictions indicates how thoroughly it has been corrupted by right-wing extremism, and reinforces the need to expand the Court.