As I don’t have very much time today, I thought that perhaps I could count you to help in drafting a response to the following comment, which was left on the site earlier this morning by one of our resident conspiracy theorists. If you want, we can take them sentence by sentence. As I’ve got […]
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Behind in the polls, Donald Trump threatens to delay the presidential election. One Republican cuts ties.
This morning, citing the non-existent threat of mail-in voting, Donald Trump suggested that he may try to delay the upcoming election. And apparently this was the final straw for Steven G. Calabresi, a co-founder of the staunchly conservative Federalist Society. Upon reading this tweet of Trump’s, Calabresi drafted an opinion piece for the New York […]
Posted in Civil Liberties, Michigan, Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged 2020, 2020 election, COVID-19, Dave Catanese, Deep Root Analytics, Donald Trump, election fraud, election interference, Federalist Society, GDP, Joe Biden, police state, public health, Steven G. Calabresi, threats to Democracy, vote by mail 28 Comments
Taking another step toward martial law, police fire rubber bullets into a crowd of peaceful protesters in D.C. to clear the way for a presidential photo-op with a Bible
[above: Donald Trump makes his way past a wall of “Fuck Trump” graffiti for a photo-op in front of Washington’s St. John’s church.] Declaring himself a “president of law and order” in the White House Rose Garden this evening, Donald Trump threatened to deploy the United States military against U.S. citizen in order to put […]
Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged Adam Serwer, Bible, call to violence, Coke, domestic terrorism, Donald Trump, fascism, George Floyd, Joe Biden, Lafayette Square, law and order, Marian Budde, Minneapolis, photo-op, police state, police violence, protests, rubber bullets, St. John's Church, strafing, strength, tear gas, terrorism, The Gods Must Be Crazy, violence, weakness 176 Comments