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04 Nov

The Art of the Fascist Steal

StaffOpinionAmerica, Authoritarian, autocracy, democracy, dictator, insurrection, Liberty, maga, President, trump, vote

The United States has long been defined by its core values of democracy, freedom, and the rule of law. These values form the foundation of the country and fuel its global influence, economic stability, and cultural appeal. But recent years have seen an unsettling push from some quarters toward an authoritarian vision, one that clashes with the democratic principles America has championed for nearly 250 years. Former President Donald Trump’s rhetoric and actions have often embodied this authoritarian impulse, and his vision for America raises concerns about the future of the country and its values. In the United States, the…

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…

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…

27 May

The History of Memorial Day in the United States

StaffCultureAir Force, America, Armed Forces, Army, Marines, Memorial Day, Navy, Veterans, Wars

Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States that honors and mourns military personnel who have died in service to the country. This somber day, observed on the last Monday of May, has a rich history rooted in the aftermath of the Civil War, evolving over time into a national tradition of remembrance. The origins of Memorial Day date back to the Civil War, which claimed more lives than any other conflict in U.S. history, necessitating the establishment of the country’s first national cemeteries. In the late 1860s, Americans in various towns and cities began holding springtime tributes…

29 Apr

Russia Blinded By Putin Falls For Reagan’s Trap Again

StaffOpinionAmerica, defense, kremlin, nato, putin, ronald reagan, russia, SDI, Soviet Union, star wars, ukraine, Warsaw Pact

In a strategic move reminiscent of Ronald Reagan's Cold War tactics, Russian Dictator Vladimir Putin finds himself ensnared in a costly game of military spending, one that threatens to drain Russia's resources and leave its defense capabilities vulnerable. As Putin seeks to assert Russia's power on the global stage, he appears to have fallen into the same trap that Reagan set for the Soviet Union – bankrupting the adversary through unsustainable military expenditures. Throughout history, leaders have employed various strategies to weaken their adversaries, both economically and militarily. Reagan, during his presidency in the 1980s, orchestrated a plan to outspend…

14 Feb

How America Fell In Love With Valentine’s Day Martyrdom

StaffCultureAmerica, Fertility, History, love, Lupercalia, Romantic, rome, Sacrifice, Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day, once a solemn observance, has evolved into a celebration of romance and love in the United States. The holiday's transformation from a religious feast day to a romantic occasion is a fascinating journey through history. Historians trace the origins of Valentine's Day back to ancient Rome, where mid-February marked the celebration of Lupercalia, a fertility festival dedicated to Faunus, the Roman god of agriculture, and Romulus and Remus, the legendary founders of Rome. During this festival, men would sacrifice goats and dogs and then whip women with the hides of the animals they had just slain, believing this…

23 Nov

How Thanksgiving Became a Tradition in the United States

Staff WriterCultureAmerica, Autumn, Harvest, Holiday, leaves, Native Americans, Pilgrims, Thanksgiving, Tradition, winter

In the crisp embrace of autumn, when leaves fall in vibrant hues and the air carries the promise of winter, Americans come together for Thanksgiving, a time-honored tradition steeped in history. This beloved holiday traces its roots to the early days of the Pilgrims and Native Americans in the 17th century, marking a celebration of gratitude and unity that has evolved over centuries. The inaugural Thanksgiving is a tale etched in the annals of American history, dating back to 1621. The Pilgrims, in pursuit of religious freedom, disembarked at Plymouth Rock in present-day Massachusetts. Faced with a harsh winter and…

28 Aug

Why Trumpism Will Never Win Over Americans

Staff WriterOpinionAmerica, despot, dictator, donald trump, Fascism, Freedom, freedom of speech, independence, maga, trumpism, united states

The United States' unwavering commitment to democratic values, individual freedoms and the spirit of independence has proven time and again that dictators face insurmountable challenges in their attempts to sway the hearts and minds of the American people. Despite the allure of dictatorial regimes, the nation's unique blend of cultural, political and historical factors has fortified a staunch resistance against autocratic influences. Freedom of Speech and Press. The First Amendment of the United States Constitution is a bedrock principle that empowers every American citizens to openly voice their opinions, criticize their government and engage in robust public discourse. This cornerstone…

02 Aug

The Absurdity That Is Donald Trump

Staff WriterCultureAmerica, Con Man, democracy, despot, donald trump, Voting

The idea of Donald Trump taking over the United States as a despot once again may sound absurd to some, terrifying to others and perhaps even exhilarating to a select few. However, let's examine this improbable scenario and explore the potential consequences of such an event. While the chances of Trump's return to power might seem remote, it is essential to understand the ramifications of such a situation and the reasons why it could be viewed as absurd. Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States, left office amid controversies and disputes over the 2020 election results. Since then,…

28 Jul

Labor Unions Safeguard Our Democracy in America

Staff WriterOpinionAmerica, autocracy, democracy, Labor, people, Unions, vanguard, workers, workplace

Unions have played an essential role in shaping the American labor landscape, fighting for workers' rights and improving working conditions. Beyond their immediate impact on employment conditions, unions have served as a bulwark against autocracy and a safeguard for democracy. Republicans have long feared the benefits of unions in America and how they contribute to keeping autocracy in check. Collective Bargaining Power. One of the most significant benefits of unions is their ability to negotiate on behalf of workers collectively. The organized power to bringing workers together and pooling their strength; unions ensure that employees have a seat at the…