Selective Outrage and the Politics of Hate by Mark M. Bello The murder of Charlie Kirk is a tragedy. No one should lose their life to violence, certainly not for espousing their political beliefs. However, before any suspect is captured, before his or her motives are known, the governor of Utah, Spencer Cox, labeled Kirk’s […]
Selective Outrage and the Politics of Hate by Mark M. Bello The murder of Charlie Kirk is a tragedy. No one should lose their life to violence, certainly not for espousing their political beliefs. However, before any suspect is captured, before his or her motives are known, the governor of Utah, Spencer Cox, labeled Kirk’s […]
by Eileen Powell It seems like the only time Democrats can find microphones and television cameras is when they are going after one of their own! So everyone doesn’t agree on the way to move forward…surely, you have heard the phrase, “don’t air your dirty laundry in public!” Case in point: the GOP didn’t need […]
USAID Cuts Cause Worldwide Starvation By Dr. Deborah Cunningham Breede I don’t want any human being to suffer from malnutrition and/or starvation, especially children. I would think that goes without saying, but I have learned that I am wrong. Apparently, many people don’t care if people are malnourished or starved. I’ve watched it all my […]
The Anti-Science Agenda in Action by Bob Gatty It wasn’t enough that Donald Trump, through his ignorance and false pride, caused the Covid 19 deaths of hundreds of thousands of people in the U.S because of his inaction and unscientific claims. Remember his statement that Covid would just magically go away and his suggestion that […]
by Stacy Fitzgerald For those unfamiliar with the term “red pill,” it references the popular film “The Matrix.” In the movie, Protagonist Neo faces a pivotal choice between two pills, the “red pill,” which represents enlightenment and the acceptance of harsh truths about reality, or the “blue pill,” which symbolizes comfort and blissful ignorance. The […]
by Stacy Fitzgerald For those unfamiliar with the term “red pill,” it references the popular film “The Matrix.” In the movie, Protagonist Neo faces a pivotal choice between two pills, the “red pill,” which represents enlightenment and the acceptance of harsh truths about reality, or the “blue pill,” which symbolizes comfort and blissful ignorance. The […]
Isn’t the Associate Justice’s Warning Hypocritical? by Mark M. Bello Justice Neil Gorsuch recently scolded the federal judiciary with this warning: “Lower court judges may sometimes disagree with this court’s decisions, but they are never free to defy them.” It’s a stern reminder of the hierarchy of constitutional law: trial courts and appellate courts must […]
Mark your calendars for these special Dixie Dems episodes on The Lean to the Left podcast. Coming to The Dixie Dems podcast in September by Bob Gatty Two gutsy women – one a retired Air Force veteran, the other a 13-year-old who intends to run for President someday – are making Republicans head spin in […]
Justice for Some is Justice for None by Mark M. Bello Donald Trump loves to punch down. Whether it’s undocumented immigrants, the unhoused, or the working poor, his targets are almost always people or groups of people without the resources, influence, or networks to fight back. His recent attempts to federalize Los Angeles and Washington, […]
