Most Americans don’t expect Trump to concede if he loses the election. To be honest, I’m not surprised at all. We’ve seen his behavior in the past, and it’s consistent with his narcissistic personality and inability to accept failure. The fact that he hasn’t conceded the 2020 election still baffles me. It’s like he lives in his own alternate reality, where he is always the winner and everyone else is to blame for his shortcomings. The thought of him claiming the next election is rigged before it even happens is both absurd and terrifying.
The idea that Trump might push the country into high conflict by refusing to accept defeat is a scary thought.… Continue reading
The recent ruling by the Supreme Court granting former President Donald Trump immunity for ‘official’ acts has sent shockwaves through the American political landscape. As someone who values democracy and the rule of law, this decision is deeply concerning. It raises questions about accountability and the limits of presidential power.
The notion that the President enjoys immunity for official acts, as defined by Chief Justice John Roberts in the majority opinion, seems to be a dangerous precedent. It sets a troubling standard that could potentially shield future presidents from legal repercussions for questionable actions taken while in office. This immunity could embolden leaders to act with impunity, knowing that they are beyond the reach of the law.… Continue reading
As I sit here contemplating the recent Supreme Court decision regarding Trump’s immunity claim, I can’t help but feel a deep sense of unease wash over me. Trump hailing this decision as a “big win for democracy” seems like a cruel joke, a slap in the face to the very foundations of our democratic institutions. The fact that Biden now has the power to take out a convicted felon and rapist, without prosecution, leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. It raises serious questions about the integrity of our legal system and the lengths some individuals will go to protect their own interests.… Continue reading
The Supreme Court, a once revered institution tasked with upholding justice and safeguarding our democracy, has devolved into a farce. The recent ruling that inadvertently referenced laughing gas as a basis for their decision is not only absurd but downright dangerous. How can we trust a group of individuals who seem more concerned with making a mockery of the legal system than actually serving the greater good of the American people?
It’s clear that the conservative majority on the Supreme Court is driven by their own ideological agenda rather than a commitment to upholding the law. The decision to prioritize judges’ interpretations over the expertise of agency regulators is a blatant power grab that puts the lives and well-being of American citizens at risk.… Continue reading
Trump’s recent statement blaming immigrants for taking ‘Black jobs’ is not only racially charged but also grossly inaccurate. The term ‘Black jobs’ itself raises eyebrows and insinuates a segregation of the workforce based on race, which is archaic and unacceptable. As someone who believes in equality and meritocracy, such divisive language is disheartening to hear coming from the leader of a country as diverse as the United States.
The concept that immigrants are taking low-skill jobs from African Americans is a long-held argument that has been debunked by many economists. The truth is, employees do not ‘take jobs’ – they are hired and fired by employers based on a variety of factors.… Continue reading
Homeless people can be ticketed for sleeping outside. The Supreme Court has ruled, and it is a decision that has sparked outrage and dismay among many. The idea that being poor or without a home is now a criminal offense is beyond comprehension. It is a clear indication of a society that has lost its compassion, its sense of humanity, and its moral compass.
The implications of this ruling are dire. It criminalizes poverty, turning those who are already marginalized and vulnerable into criminals. Instead of addressing the root causes of homelessness, such as lack of affordable housing, mental health issues, and systemic inequality, this decision further punishes those who are already suffering.… Continue reading
The absurdity of the political discourse surrounding the upcoming debate between Trump and Biden is truly mind-boggling. The fact that Trump has resorted to baseless accusations of Biden being on drugs is not only laughable but also quite telling of his own insecurities. It seems that every time Trump points a finger, it’s merely a projection of his own actions and behavior.
The latest claim that Biden might be on drugs during the debate, only for Mike Johnson to swoop in and suggest that Trump could be hopped up on energy drinks, is just peak ridiculousness. As if the outcome of a presidential debate hinges on who has consumed more caffeine or stimulants that day.… Continue reading
As I sit here reflecting on the recent news of a Texas school district agreeing to remove ‘Anne Frank’s Diary,’ ‘Maus,’ ‘The Fixer’ and 670 other books after a right-wing group’s complaint, I am filled with a range of emotions. The fact that books about the Holocaust and antisemitism are being lumped together with books containing sexual content is not only absurd but deeply concerning. The comparison itself is offensive and shows a lack of understanding or empathy towards the atrocities of the Holocaust.
The decision to remove these books reminds me of the actions taken by dictatorships and authoritarian regimes throughout history.… Continue reading
As the upcoming debate looms closer, there are whispers of allies urging Trump to tone down his typical behavior and not be a ‘raging asshole’. But really, can we expect anything different from the man who has built his brand on being just that – a raging asshole? It’s laughable to think that he would suddenly change his ways and present himself as a calm and collected individual.
It’s no secret that Trump thrives on controversy and chaos. His entire persona and rise to fame have been fueled by his unfiltered and often outrageous statements. Asking him to not be a ‘raging asshole’ is like asking a fish not to swim or a bird not to fly.… Continue reading
The idea that Trump is more trusted on democracy than Biden among key swing-state voters is absolutely mind-boggling. How can a man who attempted a self coup and is facing trial for espionage and insurrection be seen as a better option for upholding democracy than the current president? It’s a baffling concept that highlights the ignorance and gullibility of a significant portion of the American population. The fact that people actually believe Trump would accept the results of an election if he lost is laughable, especially considering his actions and rhetoric in the past.
The sad truth is that there are a lot of stupid and racist people in this country who continue to support Trump despite his blatant disregard for democratic norms and principles.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood