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22 Apr

Is MAGA really Propaganda to Undermine American Unity?

StaffOpinionAmerican, Citizens, democracy, Institutions, kremlin, maga, putin, russia, trump, workers

The Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement has captured the attention of millions across the United States. With its bold slogans, iconic red hats, and fervent rallies, it has become a defining force in American politics. However, beneath its patriotic facade lies a troubling possibility: could the MAGA movement be a covert propaganda campaign aimed at infiltrating and undermining American unity? From the outset, it's crucial to acknowledge that the idea of Russian interference in American affairs is not new. The Kremlin has a long history of using disinformation, cyber warfare, and other clandestine tactics to sow division and chaos…

18 Mar

The Desperation of an Orange Charlatan

StaffOpinionAuthoritarian, bigotry, democracy, dictators, Fascism, jan6th, republican, trump, trumpism

One constant seems to remain —the increasingly desperate rhetoric of Donald Trump. With each passing day, Trump's words become more reckless, slurred, reflecting not only his own desperation but also a dangerous slide toward authoritarianism that threatens the very foundations of our American democracy so he can escape justice. In recent years, Trump has ramped up his efforts to cling to power, despite being decisively rejected by the American voters in the 2020 presidential election. His rhetoric has become increasingly unhinged as he peddles baseless conspiracy theories about widespread voter fraud and attempts to undermine confidence in the electoral process.…

10 Mar

The Viktor Orbán Walk Of Shame

StaffOpinionAuthoritarian, democracy, Fraud, Hungary, nato, Treason, trump, Viktor Orban

Hungarian Dictator Viktor Orban (who goes by Prime Minister) recent trip across the Atlantic to Mar-a-Lago, a Florida Vacation Resort specializing in weddings and the home of former US President Donald Trump, has sparked intense scrutiny and raised eyebrows globally. Orban's decision to pay homage to Trump amidst the latter's legal troubles is seen by many as a move of questionable judgment, reflecting Orban's perceived vulnerability and desperation for international support. Orban, known for his authoritarian tendencies and contentious policies, has often been a polarizing figure both domestically and internationally. His close ties with Trump, who shares similar populist inclinations…

04 Mar

Establishing a World Wide Democratic Federation

StaffOpinionAuthoritarianism, democracy, Earth, federation, global, Government, insurrection, Planet, united, united states

In an era marked by globalization and interconnectedness, the United States faces a pressing imperative to lead the charge in organizing a World Wide Democratic Alliance Defense Federation. This alliance is crucial in confronting the rising tide of authoritarianism and despotic regimes that threaten global peace, stability, and democracy. As the foremost democratic power, the United States holds a unique responsibility to spearhead efforts to unite nations under the banner of democracy, with the ultimate goal of establishing a global democratic government that serves the needs of all the People of Earth. Authoritarian regimes, characterized by the concentration of power…

01 Mar

Russia Makes NATO Stronger Through Ukraine

StaffOpinionalliance, democracy, europe, nato, north atlantic, organization, putin, russia, treaty, united states

In response to escalating Russian aggression, an increasing number of countries are seeking NATO membership as a strategic move to ensure their security and stability. This expansion reflects a growing concern among nations about Russian assertiveness and its potential implications for regional and global security. Since the annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the subsequent conflict in eastern Ukraine, NATO has seen a surge in interest from countries eager to join the alliance. These events served as a wake-up call for many nations, highlighting the need for collective defense against potential threats posed by Russia. One of the most recent…

07 Feb

Citizen Trump Presidential Immunity Claim Extinguished By Court

StaffOpinioncitizen, constitution, Court, criminal, democracy, extinguished, immunity, trump

The question of whether former United States presidents enjoy presidential immunity from legal proceedings has long been a topic of debate and scrutiny. Unlike sitting presidents, who are shielded from most civil and criminal lawsuits while in office, former presidents do not have the same level of immunity. This distinction raises important questions about the legal status and accountability of former leaders of the nation. Presidential immunity, a concept rooted in the separation of powers and the unique responsibilities of the executive branch, is not explicitly outlined in the United States Constitution. Instead, it has been established through legal precedent…

29 Dec

Upholding the Rule of Law in the Face of Insurrection

Staff WriterCultureballot, bar, democracy, ideology, insurrection, Protection, undermine, vote

The resilience of our nation's democratic institutions has often been tested by internal challenges. Among these challenges, the specter of insurrection poses a unique and grave threat to the very fabric of democracy. The question that arises is whether a democracy can endure when those who actively seek to disrupt its foundations are allowed to ascend to positions of power. A robust democracy not only has the right but the imperative to safeguard itself by preventing insurrectionists from holding the reins of power. Democracy, at its core, thrives on the principles of representation, accountability, and the rule of law. Allowing…

20 Dec

Not Today Insurrectionist —Says Colorado

Staff WriterCultureBig Lie, colorado, democracy, donald trump, Elections, gop, insurrection, insurrectionist, maga, republican, SCOCol, SCOTUS

The state of Colorado has made a groundbreaking decision to exclude twice impeached criminal defendant former President Donald Trump from the 2024 election ballot. This move by the Colorado State Board of Elections has sparked intense debates, not only within the state but across the nation, as it challenges established norms and raises questions about the balance between state autonomy and federal oversight. The decision to remove Trump from the ballot is rooted in the aftermath of the 2020 election and subsequent events that unfolded, including the storming of the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. Colorado election officials argue…

01 Nov

What was Mike Johnson’s Role on January 6th?

Staff WriterOpinionCongress, democracy, Election, insurrection, january 6th, maga, Mike Johnson, SOTH, speaker, Speaker Johnson, trump

MAGA House Speaker Mike Johnson played a key role in efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election, which Donald Trump lost to Joe Biden. Johnson, a Republican from Louisiana, was one of the leading advocates in Congress for objecting to the counting of electoral votes from multiple states won by Biden. He also circulated an amicus brief signed by more than 100 Republican lawmakers in support of a Texas lawsuit that sought to overturn the election results in four swing states. On the day of the January 6th attack on the Capitol, Johnson gave a speech in…

31 Oct

Republicans Threw Out The Elephant For A Pig

Staff WriterOpinionAuthoritarian, Authoritarianism, democracy, despots, Elephant, extremist, gop, maga, Pig, populism, republicans, trump

In recent years, the American political landscape has witnessed a growing concern over the MAGA Republican Party's trajectory towards what some experts and pundits have characterized as Authoritarianism. This shift has raised questions about the health of the country's democratic institutions and the extent to which one of its major political parties has embraced authoritarian tendencies. One key factor contributing to the perceived slide towards authoritarianism within the Republican Party is the growing polarization in American politics. As our nation becomes increasingly divided along partisan lines, political parties are more likely to adopt extreme positions and authoritarian tactics to maintain…