‘Kochtopus’ Front Group America’s Frontline Doctors Sues To Halt COVID-19 Vaccinations

Remember the witch doctor “Dear Leader” found to promote his bogus hydroxychloroquine “cure” for COVID-19 last year before the vaccines were ready for use? Well, she’s baaack! The witch doctor is part of a corporate funded right-wing anti-vaxxer political organization that supports the Trump death cult. This didn’t get much attention from the mainstream media last … Read more

Kari Lake Has That Special Brand Of Crazy That Appeals To The MAGA/QAnon Cult

Permanent musical accompaniment, Do-Whacka-Do by Roger Miller. Update to Florida Man’s Summer ‘Loserpalooza Tour’ Comes to Arizona To Promote The Big Lie. At least four MAGA/QAnon candidates for governor last night attended the “Loserpalooza Summer Tour” in Phoenix and prostrated themselves before the Florida Man in supplicatory obeisance, and fealty to the Big Lie. The … Read more

Trump Death Cult: AZ Republicans Willing To Die To Defend A Lie? (Updated)

Arizona Republicans suffering from delusion and denial that Joe Biden won the election in Arizona have now crossed into a dangerous mental state: they are pledging to die to defend a lie (a veiled threat of violent insurrection against the lawful government of the United States). Mediaite reports, Arizona Republican Party Now Calling on Voters … Read more

Exponential Spread Of COVID-19 Exceeds 100,000 Infections A Day

Just before election day Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the country’s leading infectious-disease expert, delivered a dire warning. ‘A whole lot of hurt’: Fauci warns of covid-19 surge, offers blunt assessment of Trump’s response: President Trump’s repeated assertions the United States is “rounding the turn” on the novel coronavirus have increasingly alarmed the government’s top health experts, who … Read more

Trump Death Cult ‘Covid Superspreader Rally’ Coming to Wisconsin, Arizona

You’re shocked, I’m sure: The New York Times reports, Study Finds ‘Single Largest Driver’ of Coronavirus Misinformation: Trump: Of the flood of misinformation, conspiracy theories and falsehoods seeding the internet on the coronavirus, one common thread stands out: President Trump. That is the conclusion of researchers at Cornell University who analyzed 38 million articles about … Read more