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You can’t argue that Obama imprisoned child immigrants while also arguing that he had an open border policy

By Mark | June 26, 2018

I’d like to preface this post by saying that, as a result of economic insecurity, climate change, authoritarianism, and any number of other factors, the United States will almost certainly see more immigration over the coming decades, as an increasing number of people, quite understandably, begin gravitating toward more stabile, less dangerous countries. And, as […]

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If only Trump could kill his presidency with a tweet, the same way he appears to have killed his Muslim ban

By Mark | June 5, 2017

The only tiny glimmer of hope we have as a civilization is that Trump is as incompetent as he is corrupt. Sure, the men and women of the intelligence community may eventually get to the bottom of the conspiracy that brought us to this point, assuming there are still Russians left alive for them to […]