On Sept 10, Fox News host Brian Kilmeade openly suggested executing homeless people with mental illness. This is language straight out of the Nazi playbook—crimes against humanity in living memory. Yet Kilmeade hasn’t been fired, hasn’t even apologized.

Placing a divisive, racist, xenophobic, and extreme figure who rationalized gun violence and showed hostility toward women in the Capitol Rotunda would be a national disgrace and a permanent stain on history. Come on, we’re better than this.

Trump’s the one stitched from history’s darkest egos — with Nero’s flair for chaos and self-worship, turning every crisis into a stage, stirring fire then stepping back as if uninvolved; Henry VIII’s ruthless grip on power, discarding loyalty like spent currency (1/2)

Iowa Republican Senator Joni Ernst, when confronted by a voter worried that cutting Medicaid would lead to deaths, casually replied: “Well, we all are going to die.”

So much for those so-called “family values” they love to preach.
Healthcare too expensive? Let the poor die. Problem solved.

Trump’s out here posting like he’s been crowned by God Himself, channeling full “divine right of kings” energy.

Did someone dig this nonsense out of the medieval trash heap and hand it a smartphone?

Trump’s education secretary McMahon says university research should be legal, compliant, and aligned with the Trump administration’s vision.

This sounds more like a homework check straight out of the Galactic Empire’s playbook from Star Wars.

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An Immigrant’s Reflection:
Is the America We Believed In Still Here?
A thread on what made this country great—and what threatens it now. Why I still choose to believe, and why we can’t give up.
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