Nikki Haley, a name that once held some weight in the Republican party, now finds herself entangled in a web of political contradictions and moral compromises. She claims she’s voting for Trump, but let’s not forget, she hasn’t forgotten he’s a massive prick. As much as I try to wrap my head around this decision, I find myself grappling with the sheer audacity and lack of integrity displayed by Haley in her continued support for a man who embodies the worst traits imaginable – racism, fascism, cheating, insurrection, fraud, and even allegations of sexual assault.
It’s mind-boggling to witness someone who was once criticized by Trump himself, now bending over backward to pledge her loyalty to him.… Continue reading
Marjorie Taylor Greene, a name that seems to evoke controversy and hypocrisy in equal measure. The recent news of her demanding hurricane relief funds, funds that she had previously voted against, certainly adds fuel to the fire. It’s perplexing, to say the least. How can someone denounce government spending one day and then eagerly embrace it the next when it suits their needs?
The very essence of hypocrisy seems to be embodied in this situation. Greene and her cohorts are quick to decry socialism and government assistance until they find themselves in a position where they need it. It’s a classic case of ‘do as I say, not as I do’.… Continue reading
As news broke about a woman admitting to running a US brothel network that catered to politicians and executives, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of déjà vu. It seems like every decade, a scandal like this comes to light, revealing the seedy underbelly of the elite and powerful. The comments section is awash with calls to legalize prostitution, taking inspiration from the late, great George Carlin’s iconic quote: “Selling is legal, fucking is legal. Why isn’t selling fucking legal?”
But beyond the calls for legalization, the real issue lies in the unequal treatment of those involved. The woman behind the operation faces the prospect of 25 years in prison, while the high-profile clients who frequented her services remain shielded from public scrutiny.… Continue reading
As I delved into the latest news surrounding Donald Trump and his relentless attacks on Kamala Harris, I couldn’t help but feel a deep sense of frustration at the absurdity of it all. The fact that he is fixated on whether or not Harris worked at McDonald’s, while conveniently ignoring his own past transgressions and questionable actions, speaks volumes about his priorities and character.
It’s ironic that Trump, a man who has never had to work a day in his life due to his inherited wealth, is so fixated on whether or not Harris held a job at a fast-food restaurant.… Continue reading
As I sit here pondering the recent news about high-profile customers of an alleged Massachusetts brothel asking the state’s highest court to hide their identities, I can’t help but feel a sense of frustration and indignation. The quotes about the types of individuals involved in this case, ranging from doctors to government contractors to professors, only solidify the two-tiered justice system that seems to be at play here.
It is quite evident that these elite, well-educated members of society are seeking to shield themselves from the consequences of their actions. The argument that they will lose their jobs and have their professions compromised is all too familiar, as regular individuals facing criminal charges do not receive the same level of protection.… Continue reading
The recent right-wing conspiracy theory circulating about Kamala Harris using high-tech cheating earrings during the debate is both baffling and comical. The idea that her earrings were somehow responsible for Trump’s incoherent rants and overall lackluster performance is truly grasping at straws. It seems that some people are so desperate to come up with excuses for Trump’s shortcomings that they are willing to believe in the most outlandish theories.
The notion that Harris needed to cheat against Trump is not only insulting but also completely baseless. As a seasoned prosecutor, she clearly has the intelligence and skill to hold her own in a debate without the need for any cheating devices.… Continue reading
Russia’s demand for France to come up with strong evidence against Telegram’s CEO is truly rich, considering their track record of arbitrary arrests and lack of due process. The irony is almost comical, coming from a country where posting on social media can land you in jail for years. The fact that Russia is defending him speaks volumes – their credibility is already questionable, and their sudden concern for evidence is laughable.
It’s clear that Russia’s motives are suspect. Could it be that Putin actually wants to see Telegram go down, using this situation to score points with his citizens and crack down on a platform that exposes the realities of war in Ukraine?… Continue reading
I recently came across the viral TikTok hit featuring JD Vance declaring himself a ‘never Trump guy’, and it has left me with a myriad of mixed emotions. The video showcases Vance adamantly stating his stance against Trump, only to now find himself as the Vice President under the very person he once criticized. The irony and hypocrisy of this situation are almost too glaring to ignore.
Watching the full Charlie Rose interview where Vance made these bold statements, I couldn’t help but shake my head at the drastic change in his position. Initially condemning Trump for his behavior and qualifications, Vance now finds himself in a position of power and influence within the Trump administration.… Continue reading
I cannot comprehend the constant barrage of insults and unwarranted attacks that spew from Donald Trump’s mouth like a broken faucet. The recent overnight tirade at Kamala Harris only solidifies the fact that he is petrified of her presence in the political arena. But what gives him the audacity to question her right to run for office?
Let’s break it down for a moment. The Constitution, a document that Trump probably hasn’t read beyond the first few lines, clearly outlines the qualifications for running for president. A candidate must be a natural-born citizen, at least 35 years old, and have lived in the US for a minimum of 14 years.… Continue reading
Starbucks, a company that prides itself on its “green commitment” and sustainability goals, has made a questionable decision by allowing its new CEO, Brian Niccol, to supercommute 1,000 miles from California to Seattle on a corporate jet. The hypocrisy of this situation is glaring, especially when we consider the recent push to reduce plastic content in their cups by a mere 3%. As a consumer who is conscious of the environmental impact of my choices, this news is incredibly disappointing.
The idea of a CEO, who is already a millionaire, choosing to supercommute on a private jet instead of simply buying a house closer to the headquarters is absurd.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker