The Murder of Alex Pretti I’ve spent a long time inside the documents. Inside the statements, the press conferences, the executive orders, the “clarifications,” the walk-backs, the denials, the re-denials. Inside the language that pretends to be law while acting like...
In a letter dated September 18, 2063, Skyler Fusaro reflects on how democracy in the U.S. notoriously unraveled not through overt conflict but through insidious bureaucratic measures. She identifies the summer of 2025 as a pivotal moment when Trump’s administration significantly increased ICE’s budget and recruitment, transforming it into a dominant force for domestic control. While the nation reacted apathetically to this expansion, the consequences became apparent two months later when communities faced aggressive sweeps, leading to widespread fear. Skyler warns that authoritarianism can infiltrate society quietly, disguised as administrative development.
The provocative rhetoric of figures like Donald Trump and J.D. Vance has significantly shaped the political landscape in recent months. Donald Trump, as we all recall, instigated a violent attack on the nation’s Capitol on January 6, 2021, resulting in his second impeachment and two indictments charged by the U.S. Justice Department and the District Attorney of Fulton County, Ga.
Trump’s speeches and social media posts often contain inflammatory language that can incite strong reactions among their supporters. This rhetoric has contributed to a climate where political violence is increasingly seen as a viable means of expressing discontent. Understanding the impact of his words and media posts is crucial in analyzing the broader implications for political stability and public safety.
Violence at a Trump rally in Butler, PA resulted in the former president being injured and rushed offstage to a waiting Secret Service after gunshots were heard.
Marjorie Taylor Greene should be very careful what she wishes for. She tweeted that red states should separate from blue states. Claims everyone is talking about. I show that she might consider moving since GA has drifted away from being a red state.
Donald Trump presents the United States with what Dr. Robert Jay Lifton calls “malignant normality,”1 which occurs when society begins to see forms of destructive and dangerous behavior as normal. Donald Trump and Trumpism render an array of malignant normality.
