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22 Jul

Clarence Thomas Burns Down Chief Justice John Robert’s Legacy

StaffOpinionClarence Thomas, democrats, Ethics, gop, John Roberts, Recuse, SCOTUS

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, one of the most senior members of the nation's highest court, has long been a figure of both admiration and controversy. His close relationships with wealthy benefactors and frequent appearances at political donor events have recently cast a long shadow over the integrity of the Supreme Court. These associations have not only drawn intense scrutiny but have also significantly impacted Chief Justice John Roberts' efforts to maintain the court's impartiality and integrity, ultimately tarnishing his legacy. Justice Thomas’ connections with billionaires like Harlan Crow, a Dallas-based real estate mogul, have raised eyebrows and questions about…

21 Jul

President Joe Biden Withdrawals From 2025 Race

StaffOpinion2025 Presidential Race, America, democracy, democrats, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Nominee, President, vote, Withdrawals

In a surprising turn of events, President Joe Biden announced his decision to withdraw from the 2025 presidential race, paving the way for Vice President Kamala Harris to become the Democratic nominee. This unexpected move has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, sparking widespread speculation about the future of the Democratic Party and the upcoming election. Biden, who has served as the 46th president of the United States since January 2021, made the announcement in a televised address from the White House on Sunday. Citing health concerns and a desire to spend more time with his family, the 82-year-old president…

15 Jul

Texas A Whole Third World Country

StaffOpinionabbott, Authoritarian, corruption, gop, grid, oversight, Power, republicans, texas

In recent years, Texas has faced significant challenges with its power grid, culminating in a series of high-profile failures that have left millions of residents without electricity, heat, and water during extreme weather events. These issues have not only highlighted the vulnerabilities in the state's infrastructure but have also raised critical questions about the governance style of Texas Governor Greg Abbott. Critics argue that the power grid's troubles are symptomatic of an authoritarian approach to governance that discourages proactive measures and fosters an environment ripe for corruption. Texas operates its own power grid, managed by the Electric Reliability Council of…

08 Jul

Conservatives Abandon the Rule Of Law For a Convicted Felon

StaffOpinionconstitution, convicted, democracy, democrats, gop, impeached, jan 6th, republican, Supreme Court, trump

Conservatism in America has traditionally championed principles such as limited government, individual liberties, free-market capitalism, and a strong national defense. However, the ascension of Donald Trump within the Republican Party has highlighted a shift toward a more populist, and often divisive, brand of conservatism leaning towards abandoning American Democracy. This shift is characterized by an intense focus on issues such as immigration, trade protectionism, and a robust critique of the so-called "deep state" as a guise to undermine our institutions. Donald Trump's appeal to many conservatives stems from his self-styled image as a political outsider and a defender of the…

04 Jul

Trump’s False Populism Is A Trojan Horse for Authoritarians

StaffOpinionAuthoritarian, constitution, democracy, democrats, Fascism, gop, impeach, jan 6th, putin, republicans, russia, Supreme Court, traitor, trump, unAmerican

Convicted felon and former president Donald Trump's tenure was marked by a brand of populism that resonated with a portion of the American electorate. However, a deeper analysis reveals a more troubling narrative. Trump's populism, far from being a genuine advocacy for the common people, served as a veneer for his weaknesses and acted as a Trojan horse for authoritarian regimes worldwide. This facade allowed foreign despots to infiltrate and undermine American democracy, exploiting Trump's vulnerabilities for their gain. Trump's populist rhetoric, characterized by its anti-establishment sentiment and appeal to the "forgotten" Americans, initially appeared to be a revolutionary shift…

01 Jul

Biden Stumbles While Trump’s Weakness Persists

StaffOpinionCandidate, debate, democracy, economy, Foreign Policy, healthcare, inflation, Joe Biden, maga, trump

The recent presidential debate between President Joe Biden and convicted felon Donald Trump left much to be desired, with neither candidate delivering a standout performance. Biden’s performance was less than spectacular, lacking the vigor and clarity many hoped to see. On the other hand, Trump continued to demonstrate why many believe he is unfit for the presidency, failing to provide convincing arguments or a coherent vision for the future. Biden’s lackluster performance was evident from the outset. His responses often lacked the sharpness and precision expected from a sitting president. At times, he appeared hesitant and struggled to articulate his…

24 Jun

From Republican Ideology to Pig Party Grifting

StaffOpinionBig Lie, Convicted Felon, democracy, gop, grift, impeach, indictment, inserrection, jan 6th, Scandal, trial, trump

The Republican Party, once known for its robust conservative values and policy-driven agenda, has undergone a significant transformation over the past few years. This shift, driven largely by the influence of a convicted fraudster, has left many questioning the party of Lincoln's future and integrity. The story begins with Donald Trump, a figure who rose to political prominence in 2015 and ultimately won the presidency in 2016 under dubious circumstances. Trump's history as a businessman is marred by numerous allegations of fraud and deceit. Notably, in 2013, Trump settled a lawsuit for $25 million related to Trump University, a defunct…

17 Jun

Electrifying America’s Cars: A Path to Energy Independence and Environmental Sustainability

StaffTechnologyCar, Electric, Energy, Gas, independence, Oil

The transition from gasoline-powered vehicles to electric cars in the United States is a pivotal step toward achieving energy independence, environmental sustainability, and economic growth. Electrifying America's automobile fleet holds the promise of reducing dependence on foreign oil, significantly cutting greenhouse gas emissions, and enabling the country to become a net exporter of oil. This transition could simultaneously fund vital investments in national infrastructure. America's reliance on foreign oil has long been a strategic vulnerability. In 2020, the U.S. imported approximately 7.86 million barrels of petroleum per day, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. This dependency exposes the nation…

10 Jun

A Roman Emperor created a Bible to keep an Empire

StaffCulturebible, cannon, Christianity, constantine, emperor, faith, Fall, Freedom, new testatment, politics, religious, roman, roman empire

Constantine the Great, the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity, wielded his influence not just on the battlefield and in the political arena but also in the realm of religion. His actions and policies fundamentally altered the course of Christianity and played a crucial role in shaping the Bible as we know it today. His motivations were deeply entwined with his vision of a unified Roman Empire under a single faith, a strategy aimed at consolidating power and fostering unity among his diverse subjects. Born around AD 272, Constantine rose to power during a period of significant turmoil and…

01 Jun

Real American’s Don’t Advocate For Dictatorship

StaffOpinionAmerica, democracy, dictator, gop, guilty, investigations, jan 6th, republican, Rule of Law, trump

In the storied history of the United States, political movements have come and gone, yet the resilience of American democracy has consistently withstood these ebbs and flows. The "Make America Great Again" (MAGA) movement, spearheaded by twice impeached & convicted felon disgraced former president Donald Trump, has undoubtedly reshaped the political landscape. However, numerous factors indicate that this movement is likely doomed to fail in the long run, largely due to the fundamental principles and structures of our American democratic system. The United States boasts a rich history of democratic endurance and adaptability. For over 240 years, our American democracy…