Is the President Now Above the Law?
SCOTUS ruled the president has near-absolute immunity. On July 1st, 2024, the Supreme Court ruled that the president is immune
Read moreSCOTUS ruled the president has near-absolute immunity. On July 1st, 2024, the Supreme Court ruled that the president is immune
Read moreDespite what the former president and his supporters say, New York law is clear. And Trump broke it.
Read moreWhere someone is on the political spectrum has a lot to do with their psychological profile.
Read moreTrump blamed bad trade deals for the loss of American jobs, so he waged a trade war with China. It didn’t go well.
Read moreTexas Republicans overhauled state election laws, adding unnecessary barriers for marginalized voters and undermining the basic tenets of democracy.
Read moreThomas Paine, the intellectual architect of the American Revolution, made a logical and impassioned plea for providing everyone with guaranteed income.
Read moreWith a 3rd presidential term on the horizon, Washington instead chose to recede from public life and to issue a dire warning for his fledgling country.
Read moreHer philosophy has been roundly discredited, yet she still wields tremendous influence on virtually all aspects of society.
Read more“The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that ‘my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.’” ― Issac Asimov
Read moreThe 3 branches of the US government were designed to keep the power of the other 2 in check. However, the president’s power has slowly grown, giving one person far more control of the government than originally intended.
Read moreNaïve realism is the psychological condition in which people believe they see the world objectively and their opponents as uneducated, biased, or illogical.
Read morePardons have been controversial from the beginning. But in the last few decades, presidents have used them for political and
Read moreTrump’s tumultuous presidency reminded us yet again why the rights of the states need to be protected against an encroaching federal government. In only 4 years, the states sued his administration 138 times, far more than any other president.
Read moreRatf**k: “a term used by Richard Nixon’s campaign insiders to describe electoral fraud and dirty tricks they used against their opponents.”
Read moreDonald Trump is an expert at making people’s heads spin by employing several well-known logical fallacies. Because of him, debate
Read more“We are not required to believe that fascist movements can only come to power in an exact replay of the scenario of Mussolini and Hitler. All that is required to fit our model is polarization, deadlock, mass mobilization against internal and external enemies, and complicity by existing elites.”
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