In Wake of Latest Assassination Attempt, GOP Leaders Vow to Change Laws
Cries to revamp gun laws have arisen from both Trump and DeSantis in wake of second assassination attempt. On July 1, 2023, Florida became the 26th U.S. state … Read more
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Cruising Along with Ted Cruz
Ted Cruz is trying to gut a consumer-friendly rule requiring airlines to make automatic, hassle-free passenger refunds. A Republican senator once tried excusing the egomaniacal right-wing nastiness of … Read more
GOP Hopefuls Look to Get Indicted to Gain Ground on Trump
The remaining Republican presidential candidates are launching a new strategy — get indicted. Faced with trying to close a huge gap between themselves and Donald Trump, the remaining Republican … Read more
Trump Appears at Mt. Rushmore: Remarks Not Entirely Truthful
The former president and current indictee appeared at Mt. Rushmore to the acclaim of his rabid fans. Ex-President Donald J. Trump appeared beside S. Dakota Governor Kristi Noem … Read more
Polling Disaster for Florida Gov: DeSantis to Pull the Plug
Sinking in the polls, the latest results prompt Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to pull the plug on his quixotic campaign for president. Results of the new USA Today/Suffolk … Read more
Vapid GOP ‘Debate’ Reveals Why Big Money Politics Sucks
We’ve always known that big money politics is bad for America, now the GOP highlights why for all to see. Peggy Lee struck a mournful chord with her … Read more
DeSantis Takes Stand on Florida Advanced Placement Courses
Gov. Ron DeSantis, not very advanced, wants limits on the Advanced Placement (AP) studies program in Florida. Gov. Ron DeSantis declared Thursday that the embattled Advanced Placement (AP) … Read more
DeSantis to Open Anti-Wokeland Amusement Park
The Florida governor says that his “Anti-Wokeland” will rival Disney World and eventually put it out of business. In his continuing war with Disney World, Governor DeSantis has … Read more
‘Stop Woke’ Legislation Spawns New Education Standards in Florida
The “Stop Woke Act” seeks to enlighten students to the “fact” that slaves learned “trades or skills” that proved useful to them. New standards approved by the Florida … Read more
Secession: A Robust History Continues
Talk of secession in America is still alive and well. Although the 1860s and the American Civil War are more than 150 years in the rearview mirror, talk … Read more
