Why Tennessee can’t win
The Tennessee legislators think they’re enjoying the last laugh. History holds that it’s Tennessee progressives who’ll get their way in the end.
Ivonne Rovira
Ivonne is the research director for Save Our Schools Kentucky. She previously worked for The Miami Herald, the Miami News, and The Associated Press. (Read the rest on the Contributors page.)
Everyone else is to blame
Sometimes, when you’re scared, you start looking for someone to blame. One group in America is desperately doing just that.
Hey, Max and fellow MAGAs – What’s it to you?
An essential question to ask when dealing with persons putting their noses, and their laws, where they don’t belong.
Fool me twice ...
Fear-mongering about gas stoves is coming from the same people who brought you these all-star predictions.
Once again, the dog that didn’t bark
When politicians get revved up about an issue, but leave out the most glaring examples of it, that tells you something.
Don’t forget the would-be military coup
The January 6th committee carried out a massive investigation – but it looks like they missed this.
Trump 2024, Part 2
I’m predicting that Donald J. Trump — unless he’s dead or in the slammer — will be the 2024 Republican nominee for president.
Christian Nationalism is neither
The oxymoron that is “Christian Nationalism” is neither Christian nor patriotic. Ivonne Rovira explains why not.
Why is the Right using ‘natural marriage’ as their new slogan?
Have you heard the term “natural marriage”? Guess what – it’s a new term for an old prejudice.
Elon Musk can’t do math
Elon Musk is apparently bad with numbers. How do we know? Ivonne Rovira explains.
Don’t be fooled – the tears aren’t real
In the debris that Republicans face from the historic 2022 midterms, a bit of truth is slipping out. But don’t be fooled. It won’t last.
Ending the rule of law
The MAGA Republicans and their enablers aren’t talking too much about the rule of law – except when they talk about ending it.
Christian Nationalism? Been there, done that
Guess what – Christian Nationalism has been tried before. As Ivonne Rovira points out, it didn’t work out too well.
Was Trump looking for an ‘alternative source of income’?
The chief of the DOJ’s Counterintelligence unit visited Mar-a-Lago in June. What documents was he looking for? And was he worried about those documents going somewhere else?
They’re coming for you, too
Now that the Christian Nationalists can taste victory, they really don’t need their useful idiots any longer.
