Trump is still hellbent on undermining the nation’s environmental laws, moving to suspend the National Environmental Policy Act so that federal infrastructure projects can be greenlighted without having to go through environmental review. (more…) Read more
Trump returned to his old habit of inventing statistics in an interview, saying that police kill more white people than black people. This is all in an effort to downplay the reality of police brutality and racism in law enforcement. He provides no evidence for this claim, of course. (more…) Read more
Tucker Carlson finally addressed the question of his former chief writer, who resigned after being caught posting racist things on a message board. Unsurprisingly, he says it’s no big deal. (more…) Read more
Scott Lively joins Jesse Lee Peterson in opposing a woman’s right to vote. In fact, he says it was a product of the Bolshevik revolution in Russia. History clearly isn’t his strong suit. (more…) Read more
Mathew Hagee, son of crackpot John Hagee, says that socialism, gay rights and abortion are demonic ideas. Because that’s a totally rational thing to say. (more…) Read more
The Republicans in Congress may balk, but Trump is signaling that he is willing to reach a compromise to extend unemployment benefits to those who need them. To what extent remains to be seen. (more…) Read more
Racist Tucker Carlson really has an obsession with the Black Lives Matter movement, and he describes it in the most dishonest and extremist terms. This echoes his former chief writer, who resigned recently. (more…) Read more
Trump’s allies want former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn to campaign on his behalf despite being a convicted felon. They think he brings credibility and gravitas to the campaign. (more…) Read more
Trump is throwing a fit about the media covering all the golf outings he promised not to have while running for office. In the process, he drags out the old “fake news” accusation and lies about Obama. (more…) Read more
Media Matters reports on the large number of Republican congressional candidates who support the Q Anon conspiracy theory. It’s quite likely that at least a few of them will be elected to office. What then? (more…) Read more
