Leesa K. Donner

On soccer fields, in football stadium end zones, inside fight rings, and just about every other public place one can imagine, Americans are doing the Trump dance. It's a combination of the 1960s twist with a bit of disco action in the hips. This public performance unequivocally sends the message, “We are with you, Mr. President-elect, and we are MAGA.”

It has been a rough month for progressives. Not only did they take a drubbing at the ballot box, but now they must face the possibility that their favorite cable TV networks are hanging on by a thread. Lest one forget: The media outlets in America are primarily corporate entities. Except for very few instances, like the taxpayer-funded Public Broadcasting System, much of the left-wing media is owned and operated by corporations. As every red-blooded American capitalist knows, corporations are in business for one reason only – to make money. And that appears to be the crux of the problem for Comcast Corporation, which owns several leftist media outlets.

Monday's headlines. Report: Trump to Oust Transgenders From US Military President-elect Donald Trump “is planning an executive order...

The first Thanksgiving feast, in 1621, was a relatively small, simple affair. Although it feels light-years away, significant takeaways from that celebration remain today. For Pilgrims, it wasn't so much about food as it was about gratitude and thankfulness. Although most everything has changed since then, this fundamental purpose of the holiday still resides in the hearts of millions of Americans who will come to the Thanksgiving table tomorrow.

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In the pecking order of most sought-after media perks lies a seat in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room inside the White House. For decades, the good old boy media network has ruled with an iron fist over this coveted perch, which provides journalists with an opportunity to question the White House press secretary – and, on rare occasions, the president of the United States. Incoming President Donald Trump is reportedly mulling over a new setup that would allow independent media and podcasters to have a seat at the table. Naturally, the established press is recoiling at the mere thought of such a move.

Despite the passage of time, Dr. Anthony S. Fauci remains a controversial individual in the American political landscape. In the past, Fauci has been both revered and reviled for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Now, it appears public opinion of the infectious disease expert is waning.

Outgoing President Joe Biden has been on a pardons binge these last few weeks, granting a get-out-of-jail card to a bloated list of people. However, such power must be used wisely and therein lies the rub. His recent pardon of former Judge Michael Conahan, who sent children to jail to get rich in an unseemly “cash for kids” kickback, is a case in point.

Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) has been in the news of late. After a fall in Luxembourg and subsequent hip replacement