Over the weekend Donald Trump was acquıtted from the charges of inciting the riot on Capitol Hill that occurred on January 6th 2021. Mitch McConnell had publicly denounced Trump and stated that the former POTUS had instigated the mob to riot. Yet on Saturday, he showed just how gutless he truly is and where his loyalties actually lie, by joining 43 republican senators in voting to acquit the former President. If anyone finds McConnell’s spine please get it to him as soon as possible.
Michael Bryan
No, Trump Was NOT “Acquitted,” Nor “Exonerated,” Nor Found “Not Guilty”
With the cowardly vote of 43 GOP Senators to not impeach Donald Trump for one of the greatest political offenses in the history of our republic, the GOP will be using the words “acquit,” “exonerate,” and “not guilty” or even “innocence” on repeat. None of the those legal terms apply. Impeachment is not a criminal … Read more
Impeachment and the Failure of Representative Government
Trump is manifestly guilty of the biggest political crime in modern American history: inciting a terrorist attack on the First Branch to stop it from enacting the Constitutional transfer of power. The impeachment trial has conclusively proven it, if you were still in any doubt, given that the insurrection played out live in the media … Read more
COVID-19 Denialists in State Senate Seek to Strip Emergency Powers From AZ’s Governor
There are stupid bills dropped every session of the Arizona Legislature, no doubt, but these two really take the cake: Senate Concurrent Resolution 1001 and Senate Bill 1084 may just be the dumbest ideas this session. SCR1001 is a Senate Concurrent Resolution, pursuant to A.R.S. 26-303(F), declaring that the COVID-19 emergency, declared by Governor Ducey … Read more
Doctor: Improved Medicare for All will Fix Flaws in US Healthcare
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed several shortcomings in the U.S. health care system: The illusion of reliable employer-based health insurance is crumbling. Our safety nets have wide geographic variations. High-deductible insurance plans result in delayed care for people with chronic conditions. Underlying racial and geographic disparities in care are worsening. Our current system fails on … Read more