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A Michigan man, following Trump’s lead, calls CNN to say, “Fake news. I’m coming to gun you all down.”

By Mark | January 23, 2018

This past July, in a post about our President’s war on the free and independent press, I shared the following quote from CNN contributor, and lifelong Republican, Ana Navarro, who had, at that point in time, just been a guest on ABC’s This Week, discussing Donald Trump’s heightened rhetoric against the press. “It is an […]

Posted in Michigan, Uncategorized | Also tagged Ana Navarro, anti-Muslim, April Ryan, Brandon Griesemer, CNN, death threats, Donald Trump, free press, future of journalism, Hitler, incitement, International Federation of Journalists, Jeff Flake, journalism, Lügenpresse, lying press, Novi, racism, Stalin, threats of violence, threats to Democracy, threats to journalists, totalitarianism, Vladimir Putin | 229 Comments

How does one celebrate Independence Day in a country where our President has declared all out war on the free and independent press?

By Mark | July 2, 2017

Well, it’s been about three months since Alex Morris’s “Why Trump Is Not Mentally Fit to Be President” ran in Rolling Stone, and I think you’d be hard pressed to find a mental health professional to say that our President, in that time, has shown any signs of improvement. In fact, it would appear that, […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged 25th Amendment, Alex Morris, Ana Navarro, CNN, deep state, demonization, fake news, freedom of the press, incitement, incompetence. Donald Trump, Independence Day, Jamie Raskin, Jerry Falwell Jr., Lügenpresse, lying press, Mika Brzezinski, Mike Pence, NRA, Oversight Commission on Presidential Capacity, post-truth, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the future of journalism, threats to journalists, truth, violence, Wayne LaPierre | 15 Comments

Trump appears to call for the assassination of his rival, stating that “Second Amendment people” could keep Clinton from appointing judges and destroying the country

By Mark | August 9, 2016

The above comment was made by the Republican candidate for president earlier this afternoon in Wilmington, North Carolina. If you don’t believe me, you’ll find the unedited video below, in which Trump clearly suggests that second amendment enthusiasts might be able to stop Clinton from appointing judges and further “destroying” our country. Let that sink […]

Posted in History, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Al Gore, assassination, conspiracy theories, Dan Rather, DNC, Donald Trump, double standard, EOS, gun control, Hillary Clinton, Howard Dean, intelligence, John Kerry, Julian Assange, Michael Hayden, misogyny, Mulford Act, national security, North Carolina, people the Clintons have had murdered, people who get away with murder, political violence, presidential assassination program, Presidential politics, Ron Brown, Ronald Reagan, Seth Rich, sexism, temperament, threat of assassination, threat of violence, Wikileaks, Wilmington | 65 Comments

Trump, having given racists permission to come out of the closet, now tells that that, if they really want to make America great again, they need to “toughen up” and start doling out the violence

By Mark | March 13, 2016

Since we had our discussion a week or so ago about the circumstances within the Republican party that made Trump’s ascent possible, and whether or not the comparison to Hitler is justified, quite a bit has happened. Most notably, we’ve seen Trump’s aggressive, authoritarian rhetoric intensify. And, with this ramped up rhetoric, we’ve seen a […]