Trump's firing of Jan. 6 prosecutors is an open endorsement of political violence on Republicanism's behalf. The whole of his party is complicit.
Trump's firing of Jan. 6 prosecutors is an open endorsement of political violence on Republicanism's behalf. The whole of his party is complicit.
Standing up to Trump requires bravery from politicians and others who understand that doing so may mean more than merely losing positions of power or sacrificing wealth. It may mean losing their freedom. It may mean losing their life.
It also hinted that Trump is perhaps not fully in charge of his own supposed agenda.
Billionaires need you. You don't need billionaires. And they can't afford for you to realize just how much that's true.
If the Democrats cannot display visible outrage to the corruption of the moment, voters can hardly be expected to follow.
In private, The Criminal seems to be every bit as unbalanced and delusional as he appears in public.
Looking at Donald Trump's first three days back behind the Resolute Desk, the easiest summary of what he's been up to is simply this: Nazi shit.
Showing his face in front of the same armed officers his Jan. 6 goons attacked takes guts, I'll give him that.
Within hours of being sworn in, Trump issues a blanket pardon freeing even the most violent figures in his Jan. 6 coup attemptâand ordering Justice to drop investigations of the rest. It is a traitorous act.
Mitch McConnell. Mike Johnson. Lindsey Graham. Ted Cruz. John Roberts. All abetted Trump's crimes to advance their own power.
America isn't divided through some schism that developed spontaneously ex nihilo. It's divided because the billionaire-owned media dug a trench down the middle and kept digging it deeper.
Your new university trustee thinks 'the effort to erase the old standard of public men and private woman has been a mistake.'
Another day, another antisemitic conspiracy theory boosted by the world's richest backer of neo-Nazism
He's out of his gourd, you know. Angry, confused, and spiraling.
Republican defenses of political violence may already be responsible for a post-election surge in 'lone wolf' terror attacks
Dana Bash (makes no) promises to no longer interview 'that lying, malevolent twit,' citing public embarrassment, respect for CNN's audience
Trump threatens American citizens and international allies in deluded Christmas ramblings