I cannot wrap my head around the sheer audacity and delusion of Donald Trump. To claim that it’s “very possible” that Biden and other political rivals will have to be jailed is not only ridiculous but also incredibly dangerous rhetoric. Trump, in his classic narcissistic fashion, is always quick to play the victim and paint himself as the innocent target of a political witch hunt. The man has been convicted of numerous felonies, including inciting an insurrection, yet he continues to cry foul and point fingers at everyone but himself.
It’s laughable how Trump shifts the blame onto Biden, accusing him of orchestrating his own downfall.… Continue reading
As the news of the US-Made M270 and HIMARS striking targets inside Russia spreads, I can’t help but feel a mix of emotions. On one hand, it’s a significant moment in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, marking the first cross-border strikes since the green light from President Biden. The fact that powerful US weapons are now allowed to target Russia feels like a game-changer in the ongoing war.
The Russian response to these strikes has been somewhat predictable, with Kremlin-controlled media platforms claiming that civilian homes and businesses were targeted, while also boasting about shooting down all the high-tech American missiles.… Continue reading
As I sit here reflecting on the recent news that Ukraine has struck into Russia with Western weapons, I can’t help but feel a sense of vindication and relief. The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia has been a source of pain and suffering for so many, and to see Ukraine finally fighting back with the support of Western allies is a step in the right direction.
For too long, Russia has been the aggressor, bullying its smaller neighbor and committing unspeakable atrocities in the name of power and control. The idea that Ukraine is now able to defend itself and strike back against Russian aggression is a sign of hope and justice prevailing in the face of tyranny.… Continue reading
It’s infuriating to see the wheels of justice turn so slowly when it comes to holding someone as corrupt and dangerous as Donald Trump accountable for his crimes. The fact that his appeal to remove District Attorney Willis from the Georgia election subversion case won’t even be heard until October, likely pushing the trial past Election Day, is beyond frustrating. It’s like watching a car crash in slow motion and being powerless to stop it.
The blatant abuse of the legal system to delay, obfuscate, and manipulate the course of justice is a slap in the face to every American who believes in the principles of democracy and accountability.… Continue reading
The video of the incident at Baraboo High School’s graduation ceremony is truly heartbreaking. The young graduate appears visibly upset and confused as her father rushes on stage to block the superintendent from shaking her hand. The image of her sitting alone in her row while others are still lined up is particularly poignant. She must have felt so isolated and embarrassed in that moment, surrounded by classmates but feeling completely alone.
The actions of the father, whose name is wisely withheld to protect his daughter’s identity, are inexcusable. Instead of celebrating his daughter’s achievement, he chose to make a spectacle and embarrass her on one of the most important days of her life.… Continue reading
As a citizen of the United States, the news that the Kansas Supreme Court has ruled that voting is not a fundamental right hits hard. Voting is not just a simple action of checking a box on a ballot; it is the cornerstone of our democracy. It is the way we, as individuals, have a say in how our society is shaped and governed. It is the way we hold our leaders accountable and ensure that our voices are heard. To have this fundamental right questioned and potentially stripped away is a grave injustice.
The fact that some are actively trying to suppress the right to vote is deeply troubling.… Continue reading
I wish people were showing more outrage on base. It’s disheartening to see how muted the response has been in the aftermath of the tragic death of the airman at the hands of a Florida deputy. The fact that the officer was only fired, and not immediately prosecuted for murder, is appalling. As a civilian, if I were to take a life, I would undoubtedly face serious consequences. Why should law enforcement officers be held to a lower standard?
When reading the internal affairs report and seeing the justification provided by the former deputy for his actions, it becomes clear that something is fundamentally wrong with the system.… Continue reading
I find it both intriguing and disheartening to witness the election of Claudia Sheinbaum as Mexico’s first female President. On one hand, it is a historic moment that breaks barriers and stereotypes, showing progress in terms of gender equality in leadership positions. However, on the other hand, the comments and opinions surrounding her election shed light on the complex and often corrupt nature of Mexican politics.
The fact that Sheinbaum was handpicked by outgoing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador raises questions about the extent of her independence and agency in leading the country. The allegations of her being a puppet for López Obrador and the insinuations of continued corruption and cartel influence in Mexican politics are troubling.… Continue reading
A private moment in a public theater. Sounds contradictory, doesn’t it? Yet, that’s exactly what right-wing Rep. Lauren Boebert tried to argue after a question was raised about her infamous “Beetlejuice groping session”. Claiming it was a “very private moment”, Boebert shifted blame onto the moderator for supposedly violating her privacy. But let’s face it – how private can a moment be when it happens in a crowded theater, with children present, and is caught on tape for the world to see?
It’s baffling to witness Boebert’s attempt to spin this incident as a private matter when, in reality, it was quite the opposite.… Continue reading
Report: Donald Trump has allegedly spent millions in possible witness tampering, a strategy that seems to be another example of his unethical behavior. The prosecution’s first question should be, “Have you received any compensation from the defendant, one of his corporations, or someone representing him?” This question comes in light of ProPublica’s recent article, shedding light on payments made to key figures involved in Trump’s criminal cases.
According to records reviewed by ProPublica, Trump’s campaign increased monthly payments to Trump lawyer Boris Epshteyn’s company after Trump’s indictment, almost doubling the amount. Susie Wiles, a senior adviser to Trump’s 2024 campaign, also saw a significant increase in pay after being called to testify before a grand jury relating to Trump’s indictment.… Continue reading
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Matt Underwood