Two cases and the grease that breaks democracy
The obvious lesson many are drawing is that ordinary citizens are more reliable protectors of democracy than judges in black robes.
The obvious lesson many are drawing is that ordinary citizens are more reliable protectors of democracy than judges in black robes.
With only nine months before the midterm elections, Trump is plotting to prevent Democrats from taking control of Congress.
While Trump has been banging the rigged-election drum for years, it is getting worse.
If Democrats win the majority, Trump’s authoritarian plan will be foiled — and he knows that.
Trump raised the threat to the 2026 midterm elections to an entirely new level.
It is one thing to seize old ballots; it is quite another to imagine federal agents seizing ballots from county offices on election night or the day after.
Trump abhors democracy because it allows ordinary Americans to reject his lies. Even worse for Trump, it allows us to reject him.
The United States is no longer a steady ally and a trusted global power — but an unstable volcano ready to erupt.
Not only is Trump repeating a lie about the conduct of the 2020 election, but he is also announcing — at an international conference — that his administration will soon prosecute his political opponents for having defeated him in an election.
Donald Trump has added two more names to his hit list: Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey.
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