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  • Democratic Governors Should Show Up, Together

      If Democracy Needs an Invitation, It’s Already Dead There was a time when bipartisan meetings were dull by design. Beige rooms. Bad coffee. Elected officials with opposing views sitting together not because they liked one another, but because governing a country required it. Apparently, those days are over. The White House now plans to

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  • “Obama & Michelle? I Didn’t See the Racism”

    How Power Pretends Not to Notice What It Normalises By Jayde   There are excuses, and then there are confessions dressed up as excuses. When a president says he approved the sharing of a video containing racist imagery of Barack and Michelle Obama but “didn’t see the part people don’t like,” he is not denying

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  • Breaking: Impeachment of Trump from Office

    By Jayde Mc.  After the recent release of the Epstein files which with zero doubt paints Trump as a child molester and the recent murders at the hands of ice, the time has come for every American to wake up. It’s time to remove and imprison Donald Trump for his many, many, many crimes. How

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  • The Silence That Governs

     America’s Leaders, Its Allies, and the Questions We Are Forbidden to Ask There is something profoundly wrong in a country where citizens are permitted to vote, taxed without hesitation, and buried with ceremony, yet treated as subversive for asking whether the people exercising lethal authority in their name are qualified to do so. This is

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  • A Presidency Mistaken for Power

      Donald Trump believes history bends to will. It does not. It bends to competence, restraint, and perception, none of which were present. There is something quietly pitiful about Donald Trump insisting that only death could stop him. It is the statement of a man who has mistaken noise for authority and longevity for inevitability.

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  • ICE Is Not Law Enforcement.

    It’s a Political Weapon With a Badge.     There is something almost darkly comic about officials insisting there is “nothing wrong” with Immigration and Customs Enforcement as its operations continue to leave bodies, lawsuits, and shattered communities in their wake.     The joke, of course, is not funny to the people on the

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  • This Is What Moral Collapse Looks Like

      Let’s dispense with the cowardly qualifiers. Not that I blame him, I actually stand up for JD Vance who told a white Christian nationalist who insulted JD’s wife to “Eat Shit.” I don’t dislike that statement at all. But then again I stand for all women and…any man that defends them. Then again this

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  • We Traded Action for Algorithms and Pretended It Was Resistance

    The documentary Breakdown (1975) is not nostalgic comfort viewing. It is a rebuke. The documentary captures a period when political anger did not end with expression but moved, slowly and relentlessly, toward consequence. Organizing was physical. Pressure was sustained. People showed up repeatedly, often anonymously, and often at personal cost. There were no metrics to

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  • When the Cameras Turned Off, So Did They

    When the Cameras Turned Off, So Did They MTG and Lauren Boebert’s Epstein silence is the loudest sound in Washington. They were never subtle about it. For days, Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert wrapped themselves in the language of “transparency,” pounding podiums and timelines with righteous fury. Release the Epstein files, they demanded. Expose

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