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Too bad their commander-in-chief has the power to pardon them all.

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Just a reminder, in case anyone forgot:

Hillary and Kamala had the same problem: they're both perceived as coastal elites. Gavin Newsom will have the same problem if he's the nominee in 2028, which I'm already presuming.

The Industrial Revolution was the beginning of a slow apocalypse.

Because...

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I really can't wait for my first tariff-funded stimulus check. Trump's strategy for wealth redistribution sounds just swell.

Biden’s already doing something about our reliance on China with the CHIPS Act. It's a big push to make more tech here in the US, especially important stuff like chips for electronics and military gear. Instead of just raising prices with tariffs, it invests in building up our own production...

Let's not forget this little gem: https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-65613941

Nice try, but I'm not moving the goalposts, I’m just stating the facts. Trump's made a habit of calling his opponents "enemies" and whipping up his base, which led directly to January 6. Biden’s words call out dangerous behaviors, not half the country. And those attempts on Trump’s life...

I imagine they're trying to prevent a national panic attack.

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Neither of which were done by people with clear political alignments. One attacker was a registered Republican with mixed views, while the other was unaffiliated and didn’t follow any specific ideology. In contrast, the January 6 insurrection was driven by Trump supporters who were openly...

The difference is that Biden’s words address real threats to democratic processes, while Trump’s rhetoric encourages distrust and division that fuels extremism. We’ve seen actual violence from Trump supporters, like the January 6 insurrection, the plot to kidnap Michigan’s governor, and...