Donald Trump’s behavior, as evidenced by recent actions and rhetoric, reveals a profound pathology characterized by immaturity, cruelty, and a disregard for truth. This sickness extends to those surrounding him, fostering an environment of pathological insecurity and hate. The current administration’s actions, from foreign policy decisions to domestic conduct, have normalized instability and vulgarity, setting a dangerous precedent for future generations. It is imperative that citizens recognize the gravity of this situation and actively resist the normalization of these behaviors. The author implores readers to speak out, support truth-tellers, and demand leaders who prioritize character and responsibility over personal gain and destructive impulses.
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A new poll indicates a close race in a hypothetical 2028 presidential matchup between Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and JD Vance, with Ocasio-Cortez holding a slight 51% to 49% lead. The poll, conducted between December 5 and 11, shows a statistically tied result within the margin of error, suggesting a highly competitive election. While Vance is favored by white voters, Ocasio-Cortez leads among Black and Hispanic voters and college-educated individuals.
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In a controversial statement, former President Donald Trump seemingly celebrated the death of Hollywood director Rob Reiner and his wife, attributing their deaths to the anger Reiner caused through his criticism of Trump. The couple was found dead in their home, with their son arrested as a suspect, though the motive is currently unclear. Trump’s remarks drew immediate condemnation from across the political spectrum, with many criticizing the insensitivity and hypocrisy of his comments. The White House’s response further fueled outrage, with the rapid response account sharing Trump’s post, contrasting it with actions taken against those who criticized conservative figures.
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The author, drawing from their experiences studying Russia, observes concerning parallels between Putin’s Russia and the current state of the United States. They highlight how Russia, through policies, marginalized certain groups and enriched the elite, a characteristic of a fascist regime. This marginalization manifested in the removal of certain groups from public spaces and the prioritization of superficial consumerism over basic human needs. The author fears that the US is headed down a similar path, mirroring the social stratification and inequities observed in Putin’s Russia.
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The article expresses concern about the potential erosion of women’s suffrage, drawing parallels to the rise of Christian nationalism in the United States and its potential influence in the UK. It highlights the increasing visibility of those questioning the 19th Amendment, including figures within the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC) who advocate for a “household vote.” This shift is seen as part of a larger movement, supported by powerful individuals and organizations, to subtly alter the cultural landscape and make previously unthinkable ideas, like limiting women’s voting rights, seem more acceptable. The author warns that these tactics are already present in the UK, exemplified by connections between conservative groups and political figures, and urges vigilance in defending democratic principles.
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Reports indicate former President Trump is experiencing increased fatigue, even napping during official meetings, and has been making changes to his schedule to accommodate it. However, this tiredness contrasts with the pervasive exhaustion felt by many Americans. Trump’s policies have resulted in a decline in the well-being of the American people, causing anxiety, stress, and a lack of sleep for many. This fatigue is not experienced equally, with the most vulnerable populations being targeted by the administration’s actions and experiencing the most profound impacts. Ultimately, the article contends that this widespread exhaustion may be part of a strategy to disorient the public and undermine their capacity to resist.
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The MAGA coalition is reportedly collapsing, with the departure of key figures like Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and others in the media, signaling a potential loss of political power for President Trump. This fracturing could be further exacerbated if Democrats gain control of the House after the midterm elections, leading to investigations into Trump’s actions. The situation could create opportunities for Republicans who distance themselves from the former president.
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Trump says US will permanently pause migration from ‘Third World Countries,’ and right off the bat, we’re talking about a pretty loaded statement. “Permanently pause” – does that mean “ban”? It sure feels like a ban, doesn’t it? The language is carefully chosen, but the intent seems clear: to drastically restrict who can come to the United States.
This “pause,” according to the information, applies to people from specific countries. A presidential proclamation apparently lists nineteen countries, including Afghanistan, Burma, Chad, and others. The list includes both immigrants and non-immigrants, meaning this would affect people visiting, studying, or working here, not just those looking to settle.… Continue reading
Following the shooting of two National Guard soldiers near the White House by an Afghan national, the US has halted all immigration requests from Afghanistan. The suspect, who entered the US in September 2021 under a program for Afghan refugees, had previously been granted asylum. In response, President Trump has stated the need to reassess all Afghan immigrants, and the Pentagon is deploying additional National Guard members to the capital. This action follows the implementation of a travel ban and the termination of a program offering deportation protections for Afghans.
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Senator Mark Kelly has accused Donald Trump of inciting violence through his rhetoric targeting Democratic lawmakers who voiced concerns about military members refusing illegal orders. Kelly, referencing his own experiences with violence and trauma, emphasized the potential consequences of Trump’s words, particularly given his large base of supporters. Trump’s actions included labeling the lawmakers’ actions as “seditious” and reposting a message suggesting they be executed. Furthermore, Kelly, a retired Navy Commander, is facing potential repercussions from the Department of Defense, a move he views as an attempt to intimidate him and silence his criticism of the administration.
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Trump’s Actions Demand Scrutiny: Acting Like It’s Been the Only Option.
Donald Trump’s behavior, as evidenced by recent actions and rhetoric, reveals a profound pathology characterized by immaturity, cruelty, and a disregard for truth. This sickness extends to those surrounding him, fostering an environment of pathological insecurity and hate. The current administration’s actions, from foreign policy decisions to domestic conduct, have normalized instability and vulgarity, setting a dangerous precedent for future generations. It is imperative that citizens recognize the gravity of this situation and actively resist the normalization of these behaviors. The author implores readers to speak out, support truth-tellers, and demand leaders who prioritize character and responsibility over personal gain and destructive impulses.
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AOC Leads JD Vance in 2028 Election Poll: Mixed Reactions Emerge
A new poll indicates a close race in a hypothetical 2028 presidential matchup between Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and JD Vance, with Ocasio-Cortez holding a slight 51% to 49% lead. The poll, conducted between December 5 and 11, shows a statistically tied result within the margin of error, suggesting a highly competitive election. While Vance is favored by white voters, Ocasio-Cortez leads among Black and Hispanic voters and college-educated individuals.
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Trump’s Remarks on Rob Reiner Criticized as Endorsing Violence
In a controversial statement, former President Donald Trump seemingly celebrated the death of Hollywood director Rob Reiner and his wife, attributing their deaths to the anger Reiner caused through his criticism of Trump. The couple was found dead in their home, with their son arrested as a suspect, though the motive is currently unclear. Trump’s remarks drew immediate condemnation from across the political spectrum, with many criticizing the insensitivity and hypocrisy of his comments. The White House’s response further fueled outrage, with the rapid response account sharing Trump’s post, contrasting it with actions taken against those who criticized conservative figures.
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US Resembles Putin’s Russia: Growing Authoritarianism Concerns
The author, drawing from their experiences studying Russia, observes concerning parallels between Putin’s Russia and the current state of the United States. They highlight how Russia, through policies, marginalized certain groups and enriched the elite, a characteristic of a fascist regime. This marginalization manifested in the removal of certain groups from public spaces and the prioritization of superficial consumerism over basic human needs. The author fears that the US is headed down a similar path, mirroring the social stratification and inequities observed in Putin’s Russia.
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US Right’s Potential Plan to Restrict Women’s Voting Rights
The article expresses concern about the potential erosion of women’s suffrage, drawing parallels to the rise of Christian nationalism in the United States and its potential influence in the UK. It highlights the increasing visibility of those questioning the 19th Amendment, including figures within the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC) who advocate for a “household vote.” This shift is seen as part of a larger movement, supported by powerful individuals and organizations, to subtly alter the cultural landscape and make previously unthinkable ideas, like limiting women’s voting rights, seem more acceptable. The author warns that these tactics are already present in the UK, exemplified by connections between conservative groups and political figures, and urges vigilance in defending democratic principles.
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Trump’s Presidency: A Sleepy Leader and an Exhausted Nation
Reports indicate former President Trump is experiencing increased fatigue, even napping during official meetings, and has been making changes to his schedule to accommodate it. However, this tiredness contrasts with the pervasive exhaustion felt by many Americans. Trump’s policies have resulted in a decline in the well-being of the American people, causing anxiety, stress, and a lack of sleep for many. This fatigue is not experienced equally, with the most vulnerable populations being targeted by the administration’s actions and experiencing the most profound impacts. Ultimately, the article contends that this widespread exhaustion may be part of a strategy to disorient the public and undermine their capacity to resist.
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Skeptics Dismiss “MAGA Collapse” Predictions After MS NOW Guest’s Warning
The MAGA coalition is reportedly collapsing, with the departure of key figures like Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and others in the media, signaling a potential loss of political power for President Trump. This fracturing could be further exacerbated if Democrats gain control of the House after the midterm elections, leading to investigations into Trump’s actions. The situation could create opportunities for Republicans who distance themselves from the former president.
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Trump Announces Permanent Pause on Migration from “Third World” Countries
Trump says US will permanently pause migration from ‘Third World Countries,’ and right off the bat, we’re talking about a pretty loaded statement. “Permanently pause” – does that mean “ban”? It sure feels like a ban, doesn’t it? The language is carefully chosen, but the intent seems clear: to drastically restrict who can come to the United States.
This “pause,” according to the information, applies to people from specific countries. A presidential proclamation apparently lists nineteen countries, including Afghanistan, Burma, Chad, and others. The list includes both immigrants and non-immigrants, meaning this would affect people visiting, studying, or working here, not just those looking to settle.… Continue reading
US Halts Afghan Immigration After Shooting: Critics Decry Policy as Racist and Inept
Following the shooting of two National Guard soldiers near the White House by an Afghan national, the US has halted all immigration requests from Afghanistan. The suspect, who entered the US in September 2021 under a program for Afghan refugees, had previously been granted asylum. In response, President Trump has stated the need to reassess all Afghan immigrants, and the Pentagon is deploying additional National Guard members to the capital. This action follows the implementation of a travel ban and the termination of a program offering deportation protections for Afghans.
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Mark Kelly: Trump Incites Violence, “Not Scared”
Senator Mark Kelly has accused Donald Trump of inciting violence through his rhetoric targeting Democratic lawmakers who voiced concerns about military members refusing illegal orders. Kelly, referencing his own experiences with violence and trauma, emphasized the potential consequences of Trump’s words, particularly given his large base of supporters. Trump’s actions included labeling the lawmakers’ actions as “seditious” and reposting a message suggesting they be executed. Furthermore, Kelly, a retired Navy Commander, is facing potential repercussions from the Department of Defense, a move he views as an attempt to intimidate him and silence his criticism of the administration.
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