When It’s Time to Step Aside
Aging isn’t the issue. Capacity is. When elected officials can no longer do the job, the public deserves honesty, accountability, and leaders who know when it’s time to step aside.
National Politics
Mayes and Fontes Sue Trump Over His Unconstitutional Executive Order Restricting Mail-In Voting
Once again, Democratic Attorney Generals and Governors across the country are suing the Trump Administration in their latest attempt to create a Fascist-Authoritarian-Billionaires First-Everyone else Second or Lower Order in the United States. This time, it is over Mr. Trump’s Executive Order to restrict mail-in voting for most Americans, excluding himself. The order is considered … Read more
House and Senate Move Forward on Internal Reforms
Congress is taking steps toward procedural reform, including changes to how legislation is handled and how lawmakers engage during hearings.
“That is Not His Decision to Make” and “Disgusting Overreach”: Arizona Reaction to Trump’s Unconstitutional Executive Order Restricting Mail-In Voting
Again citing big lies on voter fraud associated with mail-in voting and other policy issues, American Duce Wannabe Donald Trump signed an Unconstitutional Executive Order restricting access to that ballot option. In signing his Executive Order, Duce wannabe Trump falsely accused Democrats of cheating in elections to cover up what the Mad King dishonestly claims … Read more
When Diplomacy Sounds Like a Threat
Karoline Leavitt said the quiet part out loud: if negotiations go badly, death is on the table. That is not diplomacy. It is a warning.