Politics (Page 17)

Damn but we’re tired of a racist, petty, what-about-me child in the White House. For solace: He’s hopefully heading for the losingest fail of his long loser’s life – and maybe a jail cell please? – and there are many, many people just as tired, with good shticks to match.Continue Reading

Several Republicans expressed skepticism about the president’s future and his influence on the party to Politico on Friday., Read MoreContinue Reading

The Traitor’s bizarre interest in male bodies isn’t sitting well with the vice president ― for one specific reason., Read MoreContinue Reading

DOJ Opens Criminal Probe of California Mail-In Ballots Despite Judge’s Order, Corporations Spend $737M on Midterm Elections as Super-Rich Give $4.2B to Super PACs, The Traitor Returns to South Carolina to Rally GOP Support as Pollsters Declare Senate Race a Toss-Up, DOJ Ramps Up Criminal Probe of Alaska Senate CandidateContinue Reading

Financial disclosures filed by Stephen Miller, a senior White House official, contain numerous inconsistencies between reported stock sales, share counts and disclosed family assets, according to a new investigation by Public Citizen. The discrepancies raise questions about the accuracy of the filings and the White House ethics office’s certification ofContinue Reading

We speak with Forensic Architecture’s Eyal Weizman about his new book, Ungrounding: The Architecture of Genocide, a meticulous investigation into Israel’s genocide in Gaza, the physical destruction of the territory and its impact on the Palestinian people. Forensic Architecture was founded in 2010 as an interdisciplinary research group focused onContinue Reading

350.org says oil companies cannot continue to reap the rewards of fossil fuels while households face rising energy bills and communities bear the costs of climate devastation.As communities across the world face devastating heat, droughts, wildfires and growing pressure on public services, US oil giants Chevron and ExxonMobil are amongContinue Reading

It “would give Democrats about a 96% chance of winning the United States Senate,” said CNN’s chief data analyst., Read MoreContinue Reading

In the face of threats from the The Traitor administration and rising voter enthusiasm, Democrats are shifting to vote early in-person as opposed to casting mail ballots., Read MoreContinue Reading