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03/06/2026

Republicans: This is War.

Reporter: So you concede we’re at war?

Republicans: We haven’t declared war.

Reporter: But just now you said we’re at war.

Republicans: They (Iran) called it war.

Reporter: But you just said it.

Republicans: Okay, well that was a misspoke…The President hasn’t asked us to declare war.

Trump: I have to go back and look at the war.

03/06/2026

2015 GOP debate Trump would destroy 2026 deep state warmonger Trump

It’s ridiculous for the US to start a war with Iran to stop them from getting a nuclear weapon when Iran has signed the ...
02/28/2026

It’s ridiculous for the US to start a war with Iran to stop them from getting a nuclear weapon when Iran has signed the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) and cooperated with international agencies like the IAEA to monitor their nuclear program.

On the other hand, Israel has not signed the NPT, has an estimated 90-200 Nuclear Weapons, maintains a policy of “Nuclear Ambiguity”, has stolen nuclear weapons material from the US, and doesn’t allow the IAEA to monitor the Dimona Reactor.

It’s clear who the real threat is.

Both parties have paved the road to war with Iran.
02/25/2026

Both parties have paved the road to war with Iran.

DHS & ICE are relying on administrative warrants signed by agency officials — not judges — to detain people, even though...
02/19/2026

DHS & ICE are relying on administrative warrants signed by agency officials — not judges — to detain people, even though the 4th Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures and requires a judicial warrant to enter homes, schools, or workplaces without consent.

Administrative warrants are not reviewed by a judge and do not automatically authorize entry into private spaces, but federal agents are using them as justification, and in many cases refusing to show any warrant at all.

ICE claims they don’t need judicial warrants, insisting they can detain anyone they suspect of being undocumented based on probable cause. This has resulted in a nationwide racial profiling campaign where federal agents are essentially Stop & Frisking anyone who appears to be a minority or have an accent.

In 2013 Federal Courts ruled that NYC’s Stop & Frisk policy violated the 4th & 14th Amendments because of unconstitutional searches and racial discrimination. If that was unlawful for NYPD, why are similar tactics being accepted at the federal level?

The measures being taken by the Trump administration against Venezuela, Cuba and potentially Mexico are not isolated sec...
02/13/2026

The measures being taken by the Trump administration against Venezuela, Cuba and potentially Mexico are not isolated security actions. They are components of an aggressive bipartisan strategy to undermine left-wing governments that cooperate with each other to exist without entirely submitting to US domination. The ultimate goal is overthrowing these governments and replacing them with US friendly regimes, or destabilizing them to such an extent that cave to US pressure.
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The federal government spent $12.8 billion on affordable housing in 2023. The budget bill Trump approved on the fourth o...
07/14/2025

The federal government spent $12.8 billion on affordable housing in 2023. The budget bill Trump approved on the fourth of July spends $45 billion on building immigration detention centers. That's $15 billion more than it would cost to end homelessness for more than 700,000 people in the country, which would cost around $30 billion.

More Democratic Party voters are moving to the left.Democrats could have a cakewalk to winning the Presidency and majori...
07/13/2025

More Democratic Party voters are moving to the left.

Democrats could have a cakewalk to winning the Presidency and majorities in Congress if the party can distance themselves from their corporate bosses and embrace advocating for policies supported by the left, but they are reluctant to do that.

The left supports policies that help people afford housing, healthcare, groceries and education. Moderates and conservatives do nothing to confront the influence corporate power has in making these things exponentially more expensive until nobody can afford them without going into debt, so it makes sense that voters are moving away from them.

If the Democratic Party can’t evolve with its voter base it will fade into irrelevancy.

More than 400 people are being detained at Alligator Alcatraz, the hastily built immigration concentration camp located ...
07/09/2025

More than 400 people are being detained at Alligator Alcatraz, the hastily built immigration concentration camp located deep within the Florida Everglades that has capacity to hold 3,000 people. Reporting indicates that many individuals were detained despite having residency documents showing their legal status to live and work in the country. Detainees say there is a lack of food and water at the facility and medications are being denied. One detainee wonders if the governmet is doing this to them as “a form of torture.”

The Senate just voted 51-50 to pass the GOP budget reconciliation bill. Republican Senators Susan Collins, Rand Paul and...
07/01/2025

The Senate just voted 51-50 to pass the GOP budget reconciliation bill. Republican Senators Susan Collins, Rand Paul and Thom Tillis joined Democrats in voting no. The tie-breaking vote was cast by VP JD Vance.

The bill will now be sent back to the House where it originally passed by just one vote on May 22. Since then, several House Republicans have criticized changes the Senate made to the bill, so its still not certain that it will pass by Trump’s self-imposed July 4 deadline.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — On June 22, less than 48 hours after President Donald Trump said he would decide on whether or not to...
06/26/2025

WASHINGTON, D.C. — On June 22, less than 48 hours after President Donald Trump said he would decide on whether or not to bomb Iran within the next two weeks, American B-2 bombers took off from an airbase in Missouri to drop the largest bombs the United States has ever used in combat on three Iranian nuclear facilities — Fordow, Natanz and Esfahan.

The Trump administration has maintained that the strikes were necessary to stop Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, which they say the country was just “weeks away” from accomplishing, even though no credible evidence of Iran working to build a nuclear weapon has existed since the country’s nuclear weapons program was shut down in 2003.

While the Trump administration has said that the strikes destroyed Iran’s nuclear program, it has taken steps to shield a preliminary intelligence assessment that shows otherwise from Congress. The President canceled an intelligence briefing regarding the assessment that was scheduled to take place this past Tuesday because he knew the assessment wasn’t going to support his claim that the strikes destroyed Iran’s nuclear program.

Instead of eliminating Iran’s nuclear program, the U.S. bombing campaign may have just pushed it further underground. If the goal was to stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons, the strikes appear to have failed. Unless, as some analysts warn, the real objective was to provoke Iran into pursuing a bomb, which would give the U.S. and Israel justification for a broader war in the future.

All we can do now is see how long this ceasefire holds.

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Iran’s parliament is considering closing the Strait of Hormuz in response to U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear faciliti...
06/22/2025

Iran’s parliament is considering closing the Strait of Hormuz in response to U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The final decision is up to Iran’s Supreme National Security Council. Closing the strait would result in a drastic increase in oil prices since it handles 20-30% of the global oil trade (~20M barrels per day). While the final decision has not yet been made, ships traveling through the strait have reported experiencing issues with “GPS jamming” in the days following the unprovoked Israeli air strikes that hit Iran on June 13. GPS related issues caused two ships in the strait to collide on June 17 causing fires to break out on both ships. On June 21 GPS jamming issues took place on roughly 970 ships, on June 22 GPS issues took place on roughly 1,600 ships — a 60% increase. According to the Joint Maritime Information Center transit in the strait has decreased by 20% over the last week.

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