The Mueller Report

08/07/2025

CHANGE-OF-PACE TIME !!!
And now, it's time for a Warm Fuzzy (literally) Story. 😊👍 Enjoy.

08/07/2025

I had no idea that we had so many power-hungry N***s in our country. 😕👎

08/07/2025

As Trump prepares to appoint new judges, he’s made it clear that he expects loyalty to him over the Constitution. It's such an extreme position that it's led to a spat between the president and the ultra-conservative Federalist Society.

Democracy Docket Article : https://www.democracydocket.com/opinion/trumps-spat-with-the-federalist-society-signals-a-heightened-threat-to-the-rule-of-law/

08/07/2025

Brent Molnar: Voice of Reason : “ 'I Hate Them' : When Presidential Rhetoric Becomes a Loaded Gun…

Donald Trump didn’t just cross a line on July 3 in Ohio—he torched it, danced on the ashes, and dared the country to stop him. Standing in front of a flag-draped stage meant to celebrate America, he told the crowd exactly what he feels about Democrats:

“I hate them. I cannot stand them.”

No euphemisms. No dog whistles. Just raw, unfiltered hatred from the most powerful man in the country. And while the MAGA faithful cheered, the rest of us watched the fuse get shorter.

This isn’t campaign bluster. It’s a declaration of war—on half the country. And when the leader of a movement that’s already armed to the teeth declares open, emotional hatred for his political opposition, we should all hear the guns cocking behind his words. Hate doesn’t stay rhetorical for long. Especially not in 2025.

Just ask Minnesota. Just look at the headlines barely a week after that rally. A sitting Democrat and a state representative were shot. Not harassed. Not threatened. Shot.

And while the investigation unfolds, the context couldn’t be clearer: a country whipped into a froth by rhetoric that paints political opponents not as wrong—but as evil, dangerous, and disposable. “I hate them” isn’t a policy disagreement. It’s a permission slip for the worst among us.

Because when you vilify one side of the political spectrum long enough, violence becomes inevitable. When you convince your base that Democrats are destroying America, “taking action” stops being a metaphor.

They start showing up at school boards armed. They start posting manifestos. They start following politicians home. And sometimes—they pull the trigger.

This is how political violence begins. Not with bullets, but with language. Not with explosions, but with rally cheers. And Trump knows it. He’s not some clueless uncle ranting at Thanksgiving. He’s the architect of this powder keg.

His words carry weight, and he’s using them to aim. Not to persuade, but to intimidate. Not to unify, but to threaten. And when the next representative is gunned down, or the next staffer stabbed in a parking lot, we’ll be told again it was a “lone wolf.” But that’s a lie. These wolves have a pack—and a leader.

It’s long past time to stop treating this as normal political discourse. It’s not. It’s stochastic terrorism. It’s an incitement machine. And every Democrat, independent, and rational conservative who still believes in a functioning democracy needs to say it out loud: This evil man is trying to get people killed. Maybe not with his own hands—but certainly with his mouth."

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08/07/2025

Theda Skocpol (Harvard Sociologist/ Political Science Professor) :
"The Trump monster bill’s huge upward rewarding tax cuts and punitive shrinking of health and food benefits are crucial, but you are right Josh that massive militarization of ICE is the real heart of this law – didn’t J. D. Vance say just that a little while ago?

Last spring, when Dan Ziblatt and I taught a comparative course on democratic backsliding, our study of the Hungarian and German (1920s-30s) cases left me slightly reassured about the United States today. Hungary is highly centralized, and in Germany the most important state transformation happened just before Hi**er was appointed Chancellor, when the previous government nationalized the Prussian police and bureaucracy, removing it from Social Democratic control in federated Germany’s largest state. Not long after, unexpectedly, Hi**er could easily turn the centralized agencies into his Gestapo core. I thought last year that the USA was somewhat protected against any similar coerceive authoritarian takeover by its federal structure, given state and local government rights to control most U.S. police powers (I presented this argument in my Madison lecture for the Sept 2024 American Political Science Association).

But now I see that the Miller-Trump ethno-authoritarians have figured out a devilishly clever workaround. Immigration is an area where a U.S. President can exercise virtually unchecked legal coercive power, especially if backed by a Supreme Court majority and corrupted Department of Justice. Now Congress has given ICE unprecedented resources – much of this windfall to be used for graft with private contractors Trump patronizes, but lots of to hire street agents willing to mask themselves and do whatever they are told against residents and fellow American citizens. The Miller-Trumpites are not interested only in rounding up undocumented immigrants. They will step up using ICE and DOJ enforcements use to harass Democrats, citizen critics, and subvert future elections if they can.

This is the key story unfolding right now. Governors and civic groups and media outlets need to get clear on this imminent threat and work together across the board to reveal and push back against the emerging ICE police state."

It’s hard to convey just how big the new budget makes the...

08/07/2025

CNN Article : https://www.cnn.com/2025/07/07/politics/jeffrey-epstein-suicide-client-list-justice

08/07/2025

Mother Jones Article : https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2025/07/trump-jeffrey-epstein/

07/07/2025

SCARY TRUMPIAN AUTHORITARIAN S**T RIGHT HERE !!! 😳