Matthew Stevenson

In the end we know little about the latest assassination attempt against presidential candidate and career fraudster Donald J. Trump, who was playing a round at Trump International Golf Club when a member of the Secret Service opened fire on a fence running beside the sixth hole—a dogleg to the right that runs along South Congress Avenue and Summit Boulevard.

I read the polls (hard as it is to imagine Americans with landlines deciding the election), so you don't have to, but about the only thing they tell

Vance walked off the stage holding his wife’s hand, with the look of a man who had just learned that he is the legal heir to a vast, if dissipated political fortune, and that to cash it in all he has to do is to mouth clichés and deceptions about illegal immigrants streaming across the southern border or alternatives theories of January 6.

That Kamala Harris and Tim Walz could lose the presidential election in November to serial fraudster, convicted felon, adjudicated sexual abuser, and Wall Street stock jobber Donald Trump does not mean that they will, but it says a lot about the sad state of the Democratic Party that this election is close, especially as Trump’s campaign speeches sound like a variation of a gig by Cheech & Chong (“Don’s not here, man…”).

When did shock jock and satellite-radio wit Howard Stern turn into a cream puff and shill for Kamala Harris and her floundering campaign for the presidency? Is she really that far behind that she needed to play vaudeville, first The View and then The Howard Stern Show, presumably on the basis that a defanged Howard would lay off Californication questions about cocaine or encounters of a hot-tub kind.

Photograph by Nathaniel St. Clair If you're voting for Donald Trump on November 5, what do you hope to get out of the transaction?

Trump at Madison Square Garden rally. The Trump American Bund decided to use Madison Square Garden to stage yet another of its Trump Reich

Photo by Scottsdale Mint Without Democrats left in the Senate, House of Representatives, White House or on the Supreme Court, the Trumpublicans

Matthew Stevenson Finally the Democrats are getting the word. Before the presidential election, I didn't hear a dicky-bird from anyone about

Tired of all things Trump—the endless lying and criminality, the perverts in his inner circle, the stealing and the golf course monarchy, and the