Voting This Year Was a Mess–Just a Taste of What the GOP Has in Store
It’s quite possible the Republican party is solidifying its grip on our elections. If that happens, there is little any of us can do to preserve democracy.
Monthly Archive: December 2020
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Trump’s Pardons Epitomize Corruption, Theft, and Murder
Four murderers the president just allowed to walk free were responsible for a massacre tantamount to the My Lai massacre during the Vietnam war.
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We Are Not Out of the Woods Yet–Trump Could Still Foment a Coup
We aren’t out of the woods yet. Donald Trump is capable of fomenting the coup d’etat he has been plotting. The next month is going to be very interesting.
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Democrats Need to Take Advantage of Trump’s Repudiation of McConnell
We need to seize the opportunity to make it right for the American people regardless of Trump’s transactional motives–before he changes his mind.
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Russians Hacked Government Agencies–Is Anyone Surprised?
Is anyone surprised Russian hackers appear responsible for the worst US government cyber attack in history? Why wouldn’t they after Trump’s incompetence?
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What Matters to We the People Doesn’t Matter to McConnell & Trump’s GOP
Where, would labelers, opportunists and hypocrites be without their blindly… Continue Reading
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Comcast, Disney+, Netflix Set to Raise Rates at Height of the Pandemic
Comcast, Disney+, and Netflix are poised to raise their rates next year at a time of record unemployment after accepting trillions in tax breaks.
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Conn. Becomes the First State Requiring High School Diversity Studies
Conn. Gov. Ned Lamont signed Public Act 19-12 requiring high schools offer African-American, Black, Puerto Rican and Latino studies, beginning in 2022.
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CBO Report Shows Medicare-for-All Costs Less Than Previously Thought
According to a recent CBO study, Medicare-for-All could cost even less than what the most ardent Medicare-for-All advocates propose.
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