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America Versus Maga
If this were a novel, what would be happening in the next chapter?
Ending: the concentration camps are filled with the criminals who attacked the constitution and the rights of the people.
HEARTS IN SUSPENSION: A few copies still left from University of Maine Press. I'm supposed to tell you it WON'T be reprinted.
Flood: "YOU DO NOT GET FREE HEALTHCARE! YOU DO NOT GET FREE HEALTHCARE!"
Meiselas: That was MAGA Republican Congressmember Mike Flood from Lincoln, Nebraska, getting booed mercilessly at a town hall he held on Monday.
Let me show you another moment from that town hall as boos erupt.
Martin: As we stand with these brave patriots—and they are patriots—these Texas House members…
Unlike this orange-faced bozo—who calls himself a patriot while shredding the Constitution and trampling on voting rights. Let’s call it out for what it is: it’s bullshit.
Yeah. He is so guilty.
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Article I Sections 9 & 10 of the U.S. Constitution—which limit presidential power over tariffs and protect habeas corpus—have disappeared from Congress’s website. They claim a coding error is to blame.
Articles I, Sections 9 and 10 are inaccessible on Congress-run portal, raising concerns over transparency and public access.
I made this comment an hour ago and then forgot about it and then just saw it and laughed for like ten minutes.
I think if he dove off the roof, his neck flaps would open like a sugar glider and he'd land safely in JD's arms below.
Yet another reason Ed Martin should never have been in place as the US attorney in Washington DC, even as an acting. He doesn’t understand that the president pardon power only extends to federal prosecutions, not state ones.
Everyone in DC knows that if you want to hide something, announce it on a Friday in August. Better yet, make it nearly impossible to track down.
That's exactly what SCOTUS did last week. But the news is too staggering to hide for long: SCOTUS has decided it's time to destroy the Voting Rights Act.
And they don't want you to notice.
I enjoyed chatting with Stephen Colbert on "The Late Show."
My thoughts on how we save our democracy are the same today as when we last spoke on "The Colbert Report" in 2010.
We must get big money out of politics.
