Ray Hartmann is a Gold Star Board Member and a seasoned journalist with over 36 years of experience as a panelist on Donnybrook STL. He focuses on elections, government, politics, public policy, and lawsuits, often advocating for a Trump-free America. Hartmann's work has been featured in notable publications including Riverfront Times, Raw Story, The St. Louis American, MSN, and AlterNet.
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By: Ray Hartmann
Donald Trump just showed up — allegedly — somewhere no one would ever want to be found.”Spending time” at Jeffrey Epstein’s house with one of the convicted child-sex predator’s victims.The allegation is one of several politically radioactive revelations in emails released by the Democrats on the Hou...
Donald Trump just showed up — allegedly — somewhere no one would ever want to be found. ”Spending time” at Jeffrey Epstein’s house with one of the convicted child-sex predator’s victims. The allegation is one of several politically radioactive revelations in emails released by the Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Wednesday […]
Donald Trump just showed up — allegedly — somewhere no one would ever want to be found. ”Spending time” at Jeffrey Epstein’s house with one of the convicted child-sex predator’s victims. The allegation is one of several politically radioactive revelations in emails released by the Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Wednesday […]
By: Ray Hartmann
Donald Trump will debase the White House today like never before.Far worse than bulldozing its East Wing, Trump will use the People’s House as the grotesque backdrop for reducing to rubble any pretense of American moral leadership in the world. He will prostrate himself — and our nation — at the fee...
On Thanksgiving Day, Donald dispensed with gratitude. While most of us were trying to enjoy a holiday dinner, Trump spewed a torrent of
Perhaps you’ve seen the scene in Pyongyang when North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un convenes his cabinet of sycophants.The generals and ministers rise as one, their faces frozen in practiced reverence, eyes locked on their Supreme Leader. No one dares look away. No one fidgets.The ritualized pra...
By: Ray Hartmann
When Rep. Ann Wagner (R-MO) found out that radical communists from California were trying to meddle with the critical gerrymandering efforts of Missouri Republicans, she sprang into action.Wagner took to X — platform formerly known as Twitter — to let it be known that she wasn’t about to stand for a...
Far be it from me to suggest that Russian President Vladimir Putin owns Donald Trump.So let’s call this just a happy coincidence.According to new reporting from the Telegraph in London, analysts estimate Putin is raking in roughly $760 million a day as the war in Iran drives global oil prices higher...
Far be it from me to suggest that Russian President Vladimir Putin owns Donald Trump. So let's call this just a happy coincidence.
Ten minutes before oral arguments began at the Supreme Court on Wednesday, a hush fell over the courtroom.Then Donald Trump walked in.No sitting president had ever done this before. Trump took a seat in the public gallery—the same rows reserved for tourists and law students and the merely curious—an...
