In the week to ten days since Individual One was acquitted by the Coverup Republicans in the Senate, the electoral fortunes of the Democratic candidates seeking to defeat the most vulnerable of them have considerably improved. How can this be? Exhibit A: Has the 2016 Popular Vote Loser shown humility and remorse since his acquittal … Read more
In late January after Virginia became the 38th state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, the attorneys general of the last three states to ratify the ERA filed a lawsuit in federal court arguing that the Trump administration must add the amendment to the U.S. Constitution. State AGs file lawsuit demanding addition of ERA to … Read more
All 12 tax giveaways or revenue reductions heard in the House Ways and Means Committee in the past three weeks passed– many on bipartisan votes. For the record, I was the only person who voted “no” on all of the tax giveaways. To be clear, none of these tax reductions do anything to: increase education … Read more
By Robert Musselwhite My name is Bob Musselwhite and I am running for the U. S. Congress as a Democrat. I want to thank the Blog for Arizona for running these comments expanding from my platform. This commentary involves the planned increase in the national debt contained in the President’s proposed budget. I am opposed … Read more
On Monday, February 10, 2020, the Trump Administration released its proposed budget for 2021. If passed, it would launch a New Reactionary Dark Age for the American People by cutting vital programs for the countries most vulnerable and further exploding the national debt. Among the proposals for cuts are: The Children’s Health Insurance Program. (C.H.I.P.) … Read more