It's not hyperbole to call this fascism. www.nytimes.com/2024/10/15/u...
Never before has a presidential nominee openly suggested turning the military on Americans simply because they oppose his candidacy. With voting underway, Donald Trump has turned to dark vows of retri...
âGeorgia wonât count ballots by hand on election night, judge rulesâ electionlawblog.org?p=146308
AJC: A judge stopped a planned hand count of ballots on election night in Georgia, ruling Tuesday that it would create âadministrative chaosâ if poll workers were required to conduct the manual review...
Nebraska's Supreme Court effectively helped the GOP secretary of state disenfranchise voters by waiting for months to rule just before the registration deadline. Many of them may not know they regained their rights until it's too late to vote in 2024, when NE has competitive Senate & House races
Trump is using similar language about âenemies of Americaâ â critics and political opponents â as he does about immigrants. He has threatened to deploy federal forces against both, as he did on a smaller scale when he was president. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
In recent days, Donald Trump has increasingly described his critics and political opponents in terms suggesting that they, too, would be targeted by his administration.
Here's the full, chilling quote from Trump's former Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, the retired Gen. Mark Milley, in Bob Woodward's new "War." "You have got to stop him! ... He is the most dangerous person to this country. ... A fascist to the core!"
Again, you donât need to ask <if> or <when> đşđ¸ democracy will backslide. It already has, with the casual normalization of political violence/threats of it. These are well-known telltale signs. Itâs just that weâre a deeply parochial unserious country, so weâre in advanced denial of what weâve become.