By Michael Woyton We are just a couple days from reaching the eighth month anniversary of the ascension of President Donald J. Felon. Seems a whole lot longer, doesn’t it? Where do we stand on the scale of 1 to authoritarianism? I would say without any doubt we are completely in an authoritarian state now.Continue reading “Felon Censors Late-Night Critic; Who’s Next?”
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‘War’ Secy Finds Another Way to Kick Out Non-White Soldiers
By Michael Woyton It’s almost as if Defense War Secretary Pete Kegseth was looking for ways to white-male-ify the entire military. I’ve lost count of the number of non-white, non-male officers in leadership positions who have been fired by the former weekend Fox & Friends host since he was installed in the Pentagon. The ArmyContinue reading “‘War’ Secy Finds Another Way to Kick Out Non-White Soldiers”
Is Groundwork Being Laid for Throttling Free Speech?
By Michael Woyton First it was political analyst Matthew Dowd who got fired from MSNBC for on-air comments about Charlie Kirk’s shocking murder Wednesday in Utah. Then a reporter in Florida was suspended for asking a congressman a question and a comic book writer lost her job because of social media posts, as did teachersContinue reading “Is Groundwork Being Laid for Throttling Free Speech?”
Epstein Emails; School Shooting Industry: Recommended Reading
By Michael Woyton A day without another revelation about Jeffrey Epstein is a day without sunshine. Bloomberg just released an exclusive about 18,000 previously unreported emails from the personal Yahoo account of Epstein. The report reveals new details about the role of Ghislaine Maxwell in, well, everything. Read the Bloomberg report here. Subscribe to On SecondContinue reading “Epstein Emails; School Shooting Industry: Recommended Reading”
Should Dems Shut Down the Government; Do They Have the Guts?
By Michael Woyton Remember the last time the government was set to run out of funding? Sure you do. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, instead of writing a strongly worded letter, sweet talked enough of his Democratic colleagues to vote with the GOPmagas to advance the continuing resolution and thereby prevent a government shutdown. Chuck’s rationale,Continue reading “Should Dems Shut Down the Government; Do They Have the Guts?”
Some States to Ignore CDC Politics, BS re Vaccines
By Michael Woyton With Florida eliminating vaccine mandates, it’s going to be more important for the rest of us to continue doing what we need to do to stay healthy. You know, herd immunity and all that. To that end, it is comforting to know that some states are now taking matters into their ownContinue reading “Some States to Ignore CDC Politics, BS re Vaccines”
Felon’s Approval Rating Continues to Fall: Quinnipiac
By Michael Woyton There’s more bad news about what Americans think of the job that the man who loves to call himself a dictator is doing. A poll from Quinnipiac University was published Wednesday showing that only 37 percent of registered voters approve of the way Donald Trump is handling his duties as president, withContinue reading “Felon’s Approval Rating Continues to Fall: Quinnipiac”
FEMA Staff Warns of Consequences from Cuts, Mismanagement: In the Headlines
By Michael Woyton Led by a man who has no emergency management background, employees at the Federal Emergency Management Agency sent Congress a letter Monday warning that cuts to the agency could result in “another national catastrophe like Hurricane Katrina.” The “Katrina Declaration” criticizes the felon-in-chief’s drastic scaling down of FEMA and shifting more disasterContinue reading “FEMA Staff Warns of Consequences from Cuts, Mismanagement: In the Headlines”
Felon to Detain Immigrants in Former Japanese Internment Camp
By Michael Woyton Because cruelty is the driving force behind many if not all of the policies of President Donald J. Felon, it is only natural that a new detention center for immigrants has a dark history of imprisoning people — more than two-thirds of whom were American citizens — during World War II. TheContinue reading “Felon to Detain Immigrants in Former Japanese Internment Camp”
When Is a Negotiation Not a Negotiation?: Good Reads
By Michael Woyton The meeting Monday between the president of the United States and the president of Ukraine was very different from the one in March in which Volodymyr Zelensky was berated for not being grateful to the U.S. and for not wearing a suit. This time Zelensky brought backup in the form of supportiveContinue reading “When Is a Negotiation Not a Negotiation?: Good Reads”
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