My Hero: Rep. Al Green, Swinging his Cane and Heckling Trump

Three cheers for Texas Democratic Congressman Al Green for standing up for his constituents and disrupting Trump’s address to Congress. Green stood up, waved his walking stick, and shouted at the president that he doesn’t have a mandate at Trump’s March 4 speech. He ignored multiple calls from the House speaker to stop.  At 77 … Read more

Despised Trump Regime Will Collapse in 30 Days

“Public support for this administration will fall through the floorboard,” political analyst James Carville predicts. “It’s already happening. Just over a month in, the president’s approval has already sunk underwater in two new polls. “At this rate, the Trump honeymoon will be over, best case, by Memorial Day but more likely in the next 30 days,” … Read more

1000+ Protestors Denounce Musk and Trump at Tesla Dealership in Tucson

Hundreds upon hundreds of protestors lined the giant intersection at Oracle and River Roads in Tucson, condemning Musk and Trump’s destruction of democracy, their betrayal of Ukraine and mass firings of federal workers. Scores of drivers loudly honked their horns in support Saturday morning near the city’s Tesla dealership. Organizer Phineas Anderson of Tucson said … Read more

Musk Power Play: Collecting Treasury and IRS Info for his New AI Program

According to Bloomberg, Elon Musk’s all-seeing, all-knowing Grok-3 artificial intelligence program has surpassed all competitors: Google’s Gemini, Anthropic’s Claude, DeepSeek’s V3, and even OpenAI’s GPT-4o. And Musk’s AI is likely feasting on info from federal databases. It reveals Elon Musk’s real power play: obtaining every American’s financial, medical, tax and personal information. But here’s what … Read more

Trump’s Early Honeymoon Is Over as Young People Turn Away

Trump’s approval rating has quickly tanked down to 39% (it was 53% on inauguration day). Young Americans, aged 18 to 29, rapidly soured on Trump for ignoring skyrocketing prices and inflation. That’s according to John Della Volpe, the director of polling at the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics and a frequent New York Times … Read more