I’ve been alarmed by Trump for quite some time now, even since before the 2016 election. The recent threats of bloodshed and revenge coming from him should come as no surprise, considering his track record of incendiary rhetoric and disregard for the rule of law. It is alarming to see a former president openly discussing violent acts and retaliation, especially within the context of the upcoming election.
The fact that Trump is pressuring Republicans to shut down the government over election rules and voter suppression laws is a clear indication of his willingness to use any means necessary to retain power.… Continue reading
In the latest poll results, Florida and Texas are shown to be within the margin of error in the Harris-Trump race, causing quite a stir among many hopeful Democrats. The possibility of these historically red states potentially flipping blue is an exciting prospect, to say the least. As a resident of a more blue area, the sight of more Harris for president signs than Trump 2024 signs has injected a sense of hope in me. Could this be the year that Texas and Florida finally turn blue? Despite the excitement, it’s crucial to remember that the swing state polls are still too close for comfort, with states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin potentially holding the key to victory.… Continue reading
As Judge Tanya Chutkan wisely stated, the electoral schedule is not a factor to consider when it comes to moving forward with criminal cases. The law should be applied equally to all, regardless of any impending elections or political agendas. It is refreshing to see a judge prioritize the rule of law over partisan interests and take a stand against maneuvers to delay justice for political gain.
The fact that Trump’s attorney, John Lauro, is attempting to use the impending presidential election as an excuse to delay the case is ludicrous. It is unfair to allow someone to manipulate the legal system for their convenience, especially when they are facing serious allegations of subverting election results.… Continue reading
As an individual who has experienced a significant shift in political preferences over the years, I can resonate with the sentiment shared by many who have traditionally identified as Republicans. The recent revelations that Vice President Kamala Harris is drawing support away from former President Donald Trump among Republican voters is indeed intriguing and reflective of a larger trend in American politics.
The personal anecdotes of former Republican voters turning away from Trump due to his divisive rhetoric, handling of the pandemic, and overall disregard for key issues resonate with me on a deep level. The fact that individuals who have typically aligned with the Republican Party are now considering supporting Harris in the upcoming elections speaks volumes about the current political landscape and the disillusionment felt by many towards Trump and his fervent followers.… Continue reading
As a passionate observer of American politics, I can’t help but be struck by the recent news of Liz Cheney endorsing Kamala Harris for president. Amidst the chaos of our current political landscape, Cheney’s bold decision stands out as a beacon of integrity and courage. Her willingness to put country over party is a rare and admirable quality in today’s hyper-partisan environment.
I commend Liz Cheney for her principled stance against the dangers posed by Donald Trump. Her actions, both in endorsing Harris and in serving on the Jan. 6 committee, demonstrate a deep commitment to upholding democratic values and the rule of law.… Continue reading
As I look at the current state of affairs and the impending presidential election, the words of Donald Trump in 2004 echo in my mind: “And it just seems that the economy does better under the Democrats than the Republicans.” History has shown time and time again that Republican administrations have not fared well with the economy, and the prospect of a potential Trump win leading to an economic downturn does not come as a shock.
Looking back on the recessions that have plagued us since the 1950s, it’s glaringly obvious that the Democrats have only one recession to their name, while the Republicans have a whopping ten.… Continue reading
As I sit back and reflect on the recent news of Donald Trump facing backlash over his rally locations in what are referred to as “Sundown towns,” I can’t help but feel a sense of unease and disappointment. The term “Sundown town” itself incites a feeling of historical racial segregation and discrimination that should have been long eradicated. How is it possible that in 2024, we are still discussing the existence of such places in our society?
The mere idea that Trump and his campaign team are strategically choosing locations with racist histories or demographics is disturbing, to say the least.… Continue reading
I can’t help but shake my head at the recent news of Trump complaining about spending ‘$100 million’ to beat Biden before he dropped out of the race. It’s quite amusing to see him whine about the money he invested in tearing down his opponent rather than focusing on promoting his own policies. Maybe if he had shifted his strategy to highlight his strengths and plans for the country, he wouldn’t be feeling so regretful now.
It’s evident that Trump’s campaign was centered around attacking Biden rather than showcasing his own platform. This shortsighted approach has clearly backfired, leaving him in a state of disappointment and frustration.… Continue reading
States keep denying RFK Jr.’s requests to be removed from their ballots, which was a key part of his plan to help Trump win. It’s quite a spectacle to witness the chaos and confusion surrounding this situation. The desperation and last-minute attempts to manipulate the election process are like watching a poorly scripted political drama unfold in real-time.
The fact that RFK Jr. didn’t even stop running and is now stuck on the ballots of multiple swing states raises serious questions about the integrity of the election process. Why are some states ignoring his requests and refusing to remove his name, knowing that it could potentially affect the outcome of the election?… Continue reading
States keep denying RFK Jr.’s requests to be removed from their ballots, which was key to his plan to help Trump win. Did he just wait too long to get his name off the ballot? If the Dems were the types to play dirty, they could start running pro-RFK Jr ads in battleground states to confuse his followers and encourage them to vote for him anyway… and maybe peel away even more clueless Trump voters.
You mean he’s being forced to carry on to term with a situation that he wants to abort? Karma’s a bitch… I was actually wondering about this because all RFK’s idiot fans are still out there saying the guy has a chance.… Continue reading
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Matt Underwood