The Puritans in black robes
Nobody would be more joyful over the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade than the Puritans of old, the religious bigots who dreamed of making America a conservative Christian theocracy in their image.
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Nobody would be more joyful over the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade than the Puritans of old, the religious bigots who dreamed of making America a conservative Christian theocracy in their image.
The Supreme Court is moving us closer to Gilead – led by a woman who believes all women should be subservient to men.
What kind of government might we have if the Republicans win control of both Houses of Congress this Fall, and then win the Presidency in 2024?
Another right-wing dream come to pass, courtesy of our right-wing Supreme Court.
If SCOTUS throws out Roe, get ready for a new War Between the States – the individual states, that is.
There are more hearings, there are more witnesses, there are more facts to put forward. But after watching and absorbing all of this so far, I have only one reaction: It’s time to indict Donald Trump.
The committee investigating the Trump coup attempt is laying out how it happened. David Brooks says they should instead explore WHY it happened. Ken Wolf says, why not both?
Trump followed a 7-point plan to try to overturn the 2020 election – in other words, to carry out a coup. And the coup attempt is still happening, and still a threat.
If Repubs take the House and Senate this fall, authoritarianism will follow. If they take the White House in 2024, the American experiment will be finished.
A speaker before the Civil War said the nation was moving toward an “irrepressible conflict.” It seems to be happening again – but Ken Wolf calls for a different approach.
What the coronavirus has revealed is the power of America’s cult of selfishness.
If Peggy Noonan and Dana Milbank can agree that we must act, can our elected leaders as well?
This is a Twitter thread that deftly explains the underlying philosophy of today’s Republican party.
The GOP likes to reference 1776. The problem is, they’re on the wrong side.
Sometimes a headline perfectly captures a moment – including a jaw-dropping moment that reflects the insanity of the right’s love affair with guns.
We have an authoritarian movement growing across our country, and if it is not called out and stopped, the United States may still exist, but “America” will be gone.