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Trump’s approval rating is slipping among Christians, which used to be among his most solid blocs. The New York Times reveals that evangelicals are abandoning him at a slow trickle, while a PRRI and SSRS poll reveals that support among Catholics has plummeted a whopping 23%. Polls in key states show that older voters, one …

Protests over the killing of George Floyd have escalated in the past few days, spreading to about 40 U.S. cities and even cities around the world. By and large, the protestors are demanding one thing: a deescalation of police brutality by demilitarizing the police. And how does Trump respond? By threatening to call the military in if state governors don’t get things …

The protests are working. There are results in both the non-profit sector and the government, but these results come with complications. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has donated three million dollars Colin Kaepernick’s organization Know Your Rights Camp. The move is probably not only a result of Dorsey’s good nature, but also a dig at Trump, …

When Trump’s violent tweets came home to roost and protestors set fires near the White House, President Trump was rushed to safety in an underground bunkers. The lights to the White House even went off, unintentionally symbolizing the disappearance of American leadership. More protests followed. Leaders from around the world have weighed in on Trump’s leadership. China …

There’s a growing rift in the Republican Party. Once upon a time, the vast majority of the GOP supported Trump, but in the wake of his mismanagement of COVID and his downright disastrous response to the murder of George Floyd, cracks are beginning to form. Exhibit A: Donald Trump Jr. shared on Twitter what he …

Steve King, the Republican Senator from Iowa, has lost his bid for reelection in his state’s primary. King has been widely criticized by both sides of the aisle for his long history of racist comments. His ouster may be a sign that the Republican Party is in trouble. King was swept out of office amidst …

When Trump’s violent tweets came home to roost and protestors set fires near the White House, President Trump was rushed to safety in an underground bunkers. The lights to the White House even went off, which has only ever happened when a president has died.  Symbolically speaking, maybe the office of president has died, in a way. …

Protests over the killing of George Floyd have escalated in the past few days, spreading to about 40 U.S. cities and even cities around the world. By and large, the protestors are demanding one thing: a deescalation of police brutality by demilitarizing the police. And how does Trump respond? By threatening to call the military …

In the aftermath of George Floyd’s death, President Trump tweeted out violent, divisive language. For example, Trump tweeted this: ….These THUGS are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd, and I won’t let that happen. Just spoke to Governor Tim Walz and told him that the Military is with him all the way. Any difficulty and we …

Protests over the killing of George Floyd have escalated in the past few days, spreading to about 40 U.S. cities and even cities around the world. In Louisville, police and National Guard opened fire on a crowd of protestors, claiming that the protests shot first. The exchange happened around midnight, leaving one man dead. Protestors …

The Associated Press recently ran an article with a disturbing title: “‘We’re sick of it’: Anger over police killings shatters US.” I take serious issue with this kind of catastrophizing language, which is why I want to reframe their point and compare the past several years to the Vietnam Era. Let’s stick to two points …

Donald Trump has just surrendered the 2020 election to Joe Biden with his absolutely botched, and potentially harmful, response to the killing of George Floyd. Even the polls  are showing Joe Biden with a 10-point lead over Trump in the 2020 race for the White House. What has made Trump’s response so bad? Without focusing …