Shouldn't EVERY lawsuit asking to invalidate Trump admin actions include the 14th Amendment insurrection clause prohibiting Trump from holding office, thus invalidating every EO, appointment and bill signing? Should be many SCOTUS opinions providing examples where no Congressional act was needed.

It's Mental Health Awareness Month. The increasingly bizarre actions and behaviors of our so-called President is demonstrating to the nation and the world the tragic impacts when untreated mental illness is coupled with enormous power and enabled by anti-democratic forces.

So, I hear trump wants to target Act Blue. I guess he wants to get rid of SOCTUS Citizens United ruling that "money is speech." If so, that just might end all of his own grifting. Be careful what you ask for . . . you might just get it.

The economy tanking in Trump's first term was due to COVID. This time it is due to a 34-time convicted felon suffering from dementia doing unconstitutional and completely stupid things. When will the American "oligarchs" have had enough?

At what point do the American "oligarchs" feel enough economic pain from Trump and Musk insanity to abandon them and demand their isolation and demise? Inquiring minds want to know.

What the Trump misadministration doesn't want you to know about the potential of a green economy - "How We Solved Renewables BIGGEST Problem"

www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1HW...

I am refusing to listen to Trump's speech before the joint session of Congress. Nobody needs to subject themselves to this attempt to gaslight, insult and downright lie to the entire nation. Tank his ratings - watch a movie, listen to music, just don't be "present" for the dictator.

Lot of people are asking "But what can I do??" It starts with not being complicit with #47's attempts to destroy our democracy and appoint himself as king. Here are 21 ways, big and small, to oppose the destruction of our constitutional rights, liberties, and the rule of law. Know some other ways?

I like what I am seeing from the organizations taking Trump and Musk to court. Every legal action should be taking the tack that first and foremost Trump is violating his Oath of Office and failing to faithfully execute the laws of the nation and support and defend the Constitution.

The moment we say it's ok to violate the law to shut down one agency – we say it's ok to violate the law to shut down anything.