As a voter in this upcoming election, the decision on who to cast our ballot for carries more weight than just the individual person we’re selecting for the position of President. It’s about the entire team that comes with that candidate and the implications their leadership will have on our nation. That being said, I wholeheartedly agree with Mark Cuban’s sentiment that even if Joe Biden was at death’s door, I would still vote for him over the current alternative.
The idea of choosing a bag of bones or a monkey throwing darts over Trump may sound extreme, but when we consider the chaos and division that has characterized the current administration, it becomes a matter of prioritizing stability over unpredictability.… Continue reading
Mike Johnson, the epitome of a spineless weasel, found himself cornered in an intense White House meeting, where his hypocrisy and incompetence were laid bare for all to see. Despite claiming to work in good faith, House Republicans, led by Johnson, have done nothing but obstruct progress and sabotage bipartisan deals for their own political gain. The audacity to proclaim that the country’s first priority is the border, after single-handedly derailing a crucial border bill, reeks of deceit and manipulation.
Johnson’s disregard for the well-being of the nation is evident in his actions. Rather than focusing on passing essential legislation like Ukraine aid, he prioritizes serving the interests of his puppet master, Putin, by sabotaging deals that would benefit the American people.… Continue reading
The Supreme Court must be stopped. As we hurtle towards a phase where the Constitution is disregarded as just a mere piece of paper, it is clear that something must be done to rein in the corruption of the highest court in the US. The Democrats seem unwilling to break from tradition and take the necessary steps to address the root of the problem. It is evident that the Supreme Court has lost touch with reality, with Chief Justice Roberts and his colleagues making decisions that defy all logic and reason.
The time for action is now. Texas has shown a way out by simply ignoring the Supreme Court, and it is likely that this trend will continue.… Continue reading
Nikki Haley says she’s no longer bound by the RNC pledge to endorse Trump if he wins. A pledge that was one-sided from the start, as Trump himself never signed it. It’s clear that Haley is in a tough spot, trying to navigate the treacherous waters of GOP politics while still maintaining a semblance of integrity. She may claim that she’s not bound by the pledge, but the fact remains that she will endorse Trump anyway.
It’s disheartening to see politicians like Haley prioritize party loyalty over principles and values. The idea that she would pardon Trump if elected is just the icing on the cake.… Continue reading
The recent Supreme Court ruling regarding Trump’s eligibility to be on the Colorado ballot for the 2024 Presidential primary has sparked quite a bit of debate and discussion. The 9-0 ruling, with all nine justices in agreement, emphasizes that it is not up to the states to decide the eligibility of federal candidates, highlighting the importance of federal issues being handled by Congress rather than individual states.
There are various viewpoints on this ruling, with some expressing relief that this decision prevents states from potentially abusing their power to remove candidates they dislike from the ballot. Imagine the chaos that could ensue if swing states were allowed to kick off candidates based on partisan grounds—it would undermine the very essence of a fair and democratic election process.… Continue reading
As I read about Trump’s school vaccine plan potentially leading to a “public health catastrophe,” I can’t help but feel a sense of overwhelming dread. The thought of innocent children being put at risk of preventable diseases all for the sake of political gain is truly dystopian. The idea that federal funds could be stripped from public schools for requiring vaccines that have been proven to save lives is not just absurd, but it’s downright dangerous.
It’s mind-boggling to think that decisions regarding public health are being made by individuals with zero medical training. How can we trust someone who has a track record of mishandling public health crises, as we’ve seen with the botched response to COVID-19, to make informed decisions about vaccines?… Continue reading
The recent news of the EU imposing a €1.8bn fine on Apple over App Store restrictions on music streaming has certainly caught my attention. The fine amount being one of the heftiest ones seen, it speaks volumes about the seriousness with which the EU treats antitrust issues in the tech world. Margrethe Vestager’s comment about a smaller fine being equivalent to a mere parking ticket truly puts things into perspective. It’s refreshing to see authorities taking a stand against corporate giants like Apple, who often seem untouchable.
The issue at hand revolves around Apple Music facing restrictions in the App Store, particularly related to Spotify’s ability to advertise to users subscribing outside of iOS in-app purchases.… Continue reading
The recent report from the UN envoy confirming the “reasonable grounds” to believe that Hamas committed sexual violence on October 7 is a shocking revelation that should not come as a surprise to anyone familiar with the atrocities committed by this terrorist group. The fact that it took them five long months to acknowledge what was apparent from the very beginning is truly disturbing. The evidence, including videos, pictures, forensics, and eye witness reports available soon after the incident, overwhelmingly pointed to the horrific acts of sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas.
It is outrageous that there are still people out there, including so-called feminists, who are questioning the evidence and siding with Hamas in an effort to be “pro Palestinian.”… Continue reading
As I reflect on the recent news of a Florida gymnastics coach charged with having sex with two underage students, I can’t help but feel a deep sense of disappointment and frustration. The fact that this situation took place in 2011 and is only surfacing now raises so many questions about how these types of predatory behaviors can go unnoticed or unreported for so long. It’s disheartening to think about the trust that these young girls placed in their coach, only to have that trust violated in such a heinous manner.
Looking deeper into the details of the case, it’s unsettling to see how the media often tries to downplay the seriousness of the crime by using terms like “having sex” instead of calling it what it truly is – rape.… Continue reading
As I reflect on the current political climate and the upcoming presidential election, it becomes increasingly apparent that the question of whether Trump will concede if he loses is not a matter of speculation but rather a foregone conclusion. Looking back at history, it is abundantly clear that Trump has never been one to gracefully accept defeat. He thrives on chaos and will stop at nothing to secure a victory, even if it means disregarding the principles of democracy and the peaceful transition of power.
The notion of Trump conceding is almost laughable at this point. His track record of contesting election results, spreading baseless claims of voter fraud, and inciting his supporters to reject the legitimacy of the electoral process speaks volumes about his character.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker