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By: Molly Redden, Andy Kroll, Nick Surgey
Russell Vought, former Trump administration official, has privately shared plans to reshape government if Donald Trump is re-elected, advocating measures including deploying military forces domestically, defunding the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and undermining protections for federal workers.
Donald Trump was the worst president for Black people in the modern era, if not the nation’s history. Given a life of unremitting racial animus, under no circumstances should he receive a single vote from the Black community or other communities of color. After all, he’s never moderated his white nationalist sentiments and count on this: he never will.
In a private video training session, a top Pennsylvania Republican National Committee official reassured a new poll watcher that undocumented people could not possibly vote in the state.
By: Andy Kroll
The official assured poll watchers-in-training that the electoral system has safeguards to prevent illegal votes.
My Instagram feed is full of anger and “the arc of the moral universe bends slow but…”
“If they do these things when the wood is green, what will happen when it is dry?” (Luke 23:31) Before November 5th, millions of us were already struggling with poverty, extreme storms, immigration nightmares, anti-trans
Give him credit. As a start, for that first surprise victory in 2016. No, I didn't fully get it at the time, but I kind of get it now (since, like the rest of us,
Note for TomDispatch Readers: I have to admit that the thought of Noam Chomsky’s voice no longer being part of our world depresses me. He’s made such sense out of our distinctly embattled planet in a way no one else I can think of has. Today, I’m posting a 2013 piece he did for
Can He Manage U.S.-China Relations Without Precipitating World War III?
Post-election America finds itself in a panic. Voices from across a wide political spectrum warn that the country stands on the precipice of a potentially unprecedented and chaotic disregard for the laws, norms, and policies upon which its stability and security have traditionally relied. Some fear that the “new” president, Donald Trump, is likely to declare a national emergency and invoke the Insurrection Act, unleashing the U.S. military for
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