Joe Biden suddenly leads Donald Trump in multiple battleground states. This news shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone who has been paying attention. The reality is that Donald Trump, a convicted felon, a known rapist, has been losing support for a long time. The media loves to hype up his chances to create drama and generate clicks, but the truth is, Joe Biden has been a more popular candidate for a while now.
It’s baffling that the race is even considered close. Joe Biden, while not perfect, has been a decent president, especially considering the mess he inherited from Trump. From a global pandemic to economic turmoil, Biden has had to navigate some serious challenges.… Continue reading
The recent poll suggesting that a significant number of Republicans are less likely to support Trump after his felony conviction raises important questions about the current state of American politics. As someone who has been closely following the ups and downs of Trump’s presidency, I can’t help but feel a sense of skepticism about the impact of this verdict on his supporters.
While it is encouraging to see that some Republicans are reevaluating their support for Trump in light of his criminal activities, history has shown us that his base is incredibly loyal and unwavering. Despite multiple scandals, controversies, and now a felony conviction, there is a segment of the population that will continue to support him no matter what.… Continue reading
I sit here, reflecting on the current state of affairs in American politics and I can’t help but feel a deep sense of frustration and disappointment. The events of January 6th should have been a wake-up call for all of us, but instead, we find ourselves in a situation where a convicted felon is the front-runner for the Republican Party’s nomination for President. It’s a disgrace, an embarrassment, and a clear indication of just how far we have fallen as a nation.
The idea that Donald Trump should drop out of the race seems like a no-brainer to me. After all, he has been convicted of 34 felonies, with the weakest case resulting in a guilty verdict.… Continue reading
As I sit back and analyze the recent news about Donald Trump suffering a triple polling blow in just 48 hours after the guilty verdict, I can’t help but feel a sense of hope. Hope that perhaps, finally, the reality of Trump’s guilt and his unsuitability for office is starting to sink in for more people. It’s a small glimmer of hope in what has felt like a never-ending barrage of chaos and corruption.
The recent Daily Mail/J.L. Partners poll that found Trump’s approval rating up by 6 percentage points post-verdict is certainly interesting. However, the numbers are nothing to brag about, especially considering the source’s right-wing bias.… Continue reading
The idea of Trump plotting a key role for Elon Musk if he wins the election is both intriguing and concerning. On one hand, Musk is undeniably one of the most influential and innovative minds of our time, with groundbreaking work in the fields of electric vehicles, space exploration, and renewable energy. However, there are valid concerns about aligning himself with a president who has a controversial track record and erratic behavior.
Musk’s previous actions, such as aiding Russia in preventing Ukraine from defending itself, may not sit well with many Americans. The decision to work with a leader who has flip-flopped on policies like banning electric vehicles raises eyebrows and questions about both Musk’s and Trump’s intentions.… Continue reading
I can’t help but shake my head and chuckle at the sheer absurdity of Trump’s meltdown as the hush-money jury convenes. The man who holds the highest office in the land, throwing tantrums and pointing fingers at everyone but himself, is a spectacle that is both entertaining and alarming. His claims of a “KANGAROO COURT” and a “CORRUPT AND CONFLICTED JUDGE” showcase a desperate attempt to deflect blame and paint himself as the victim.
What strikes me the most is Trump’s reliance on counsel defense, which he believes is the greatest case he’s ever seen. It speaks volumes about his privilege and entitlement, showing that he believes he is above the law and can manipulate it to his advantage.… Continue reading
I must say, the Libertarian Party’s presidential nomination vote has truly been a whirlwind of surprising twists and turns. The recent news that RFK Jr. has been eliminated in the first round certainly caught my attention. While I am not a supporter of the Libertarian party myself, I found it somewhat amusing that they decided to pass on the candidate with brain worms, especially considering their response to Trump in the past.
It’s intriguing to note that despite RFK Jr.’s notable last name, the Libertarian Party still decided to say “nah” to his candidacy. It makes me wonder if the media will finally stop giving him so much publicity solely based on his family background.… Continue reading
Trump standing in front of a sign saying “Become Ungovernable” is like…so perfect. Can you imagine the outrage if it was Biden standing there? It might be even better than CPACs “We are all domestic terrorists” “Swamp Creature” is an excellent insult considering “Drain the Swamp” was Trump’s slogan, and how he not only failed to do that but added more shit to it. Why would someone who is leading in all the polls go slumming it to the wing nut convention looking for votes? Unless their polling shows the wing nuts will break for RFK jr. I mean he was basically groveling last night.… Continue reading
I sat back and watched in awe as the reports flooded in about Donald Trump being booed and heckled by a raucous crowd at the Libertarian convention. The irony of the situation was not lost on me – a man who prides himself on being a dominant figure in the political arena, facing rejection and disdain from a group that values freedom of choice and expression above all else.
As I delved deeper into the reactions of the crowd, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of satisfaction at seeing Trump rattled and visibly upset by the reception he received. It was a stark reminder that his attempts to infiltrate the libertarian vote were met with resistance and disapproval, showcasing his dwindling popularity and desperate tactics.… Continue reading
Nikki Haley has shown her true colors, and it’s not a pretty sight. She once portrayed herself as a beacon of hope for Republicans, someone who would stand up against the morally corrupt and narcissistic Donald Trump. However, her recent announcement that she will be voting for Trump after months of criticizing him proves what many of us already knew – politicians, especially Trump-supporting ones, cannot be trusted.
The Republican Party has become the Party of Trump, requiring unquestioning loyalty to kiss the ring and stay relevant. Haley, in her bid to remain in the party’s good graces, made the choice to align herself with Trump, even if it meant betraying her previous criticisms of him.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker 
Matt Underwood
Donald Trump Should Drop Out
I sit here, reflecting on the current state of affairs in American politics and I can’t help but feel a deep sense of frustration and disappointment. The events of January 6th should have been a wake-up call for all of us, but instead, we find ourselves in a situation where a convicted felon is the front-runner for the Republican Party’s nomination for President. It’s a disgrace, an embarrassment, and a clear indication of just how far we have fallen as a nation.
The idea that Donald Trump should drop out of the race seems like a no-brainer to me. After all, he has been convicted of 34 felonies, with the weakest case resulting in a guilty verdict.… Continue reading