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Read him at findinggravity.net.

That is the appropriate response to Trump threatening funding for public schools that require children to be vaccinated. Trump demonstrates every day that a second term means end game for America.

Pity the poor corporate media. . .Trump’s mind short circuits on a daily basis now, and how are they going to keep the narrative laser focused on Biden’s cognitive status?

is something for which the Democrats, too, must accept some responsibility. Obama and the Democrats allowed the vile, traitorous McConnell to steal Merrick Garland’s seat on the Court, and then didn’t even make judicial appointments an issue at the Democratic … Continue reading →

By agreeing to hear Trump’s ridiculous ,seditious immunity claim–sometime later this spring, but don’t worry, they’ll get around to it–they ‘ve managed to sandbag the Department of Justice’s attempt to hold Trump to account for attempting a coup. They will … Continue reading →

Please, corporate media, no whitewashing. Just recently we were regaled with the miserable old privateer dismissing as “climate nonsense” the Democrats’ modest but necessary attempts to forestall climate catastrophe. McConnell’s assault on this country is immeasurable. 

Why is that not front-page news in every newspaper in the country?

How else would I have heard in 1973 that magnificent performance by 46-year-old African American soprano Leontyne Price singing at the Metropolitan Opera the role of teen-aged Cio Cio San, Japanese heroine of Italian Giaccomo Puccini’s  Madama Butterfly?

Don’t you see Donald J. Trump in the jeune premier repertory?  You know, bounding into the drawing room in white flannels? That’s just about as absurd as the Trump l’oiel that the corporate media is trying to market to us … Continue reading →

and, for one thing, cover up her brawny arms, which she bares at every possible opportunity and apparently thinks we need to see whatever the season, occasion, or temperature. Her total lack of taste registers as a visual analogue to … Continue reading →