We are tired of Trump’s bully pulpit. But guess what? Trump is tired of it, too. What a relief that our barnyard genius has got something else in mind to drench his recalcitrant nation in loyalty and obedience. Continue reading
President Trump recently conferred the Medal of Honor on two of the first service people to fall in his Epic Fury Operation. After a gripping roundup of his plan to annihilate Iran, he surprised all by conferring a new type of medal on a new type of hero, the Trump hero. Continue reading
By the time we see the remaining Epstein files and realize Trump’s involvement in Epstein’s affairs, it will be too late. Trump will have pulled his heist. Continue reading
Sure, Rep. Jamie Raskin may have said 60 men were packed into one room in an ICE field facility. But guess what? There’s room for one more! Yes sirree, getting impeached will give DHS secretary Kristi Noem the best chance ever to visit her own jail all incognito and realistic like. Continue reading
Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut, a Democrat, recently addressed the Senate, detailing huge, illicit deals Trump had been conducting with the UAE for some time. His speech — objective, crisp, moving — left Republican senators unimpressed. So what else is new? Continue reading
Nations smart enough to become permanent members of Trump’s Board of Peace must not think for a moment that the honor of permanent membership will be covered by a one-time $1 billion fee. Remember who’s in charge. Continue reading
As ICE roots out the worst of the worst from Minneapolis, looky-looky what’s going on in San Antonio. President Donald Trump’s Qatari gift plane — remember that? No, of course, we don’t. Continue reading
We all know Trump changed roles in 2016 from private businessman to president of the United States. It must be as obvious that he did not change tactics. With his second administration running so true to gangster script, can anyone doubt the validity of the criminal charges brought against him in his interregnum period? Continue reading
The ravaging egocentricity of the human species would have been unlikely without the development of another human singularity, the notion of God. That, in itself, presents an ontological impossibility. As a rule, big things don’t fit into little things. Continue reading
The 2025 film Nuremberg focuses on insight Dr. Douglas M. Kelley acquires serving as prison psychiatrist for the high-ranking Nazi leaders standing trial in Nuremberg from November 1945 to October 1946. Most lamentably, one highly revealing interview was not included in the script . . . Continue reading