Mitt Romney: A Return to Trump Would Make America’s “National Malady of Denial” “Incurable”

Mitt Romney: A Return to Trump Would Make America’s “National Malady of Denial” “Incurable”

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) criticizes both sides of the political spectrum in an Op-Ed for the Atlantic, claiming that America is missing the bigger picture. What explains the casual disregard for potentially catastrophic threats? In the article titled “America Is in Denial,” Romney is questions. In recent years, the senator —… Continue reading

Canada Must Be Preparing for the Collapse of American Democracy

Canada Must Be Preparing for the Collapse of American Democracy

The United States is on the verge of devolving into a failed democratic state. In January 2021, pollster John Zogby conducted a survey that revealed that 46% of Americans believe the United States is on the verge of another civil war. Canadians should be deeply concerned as Canada’s closest neighbor unravels… Continue reading

Clarence Should Keep In Mind That the ‘Right to Interracial Marriage’ Is Only 6 Years Older Than Roe

Clarence Should Keep In Mind That the ‘Right to Interracial Marriage’ Is Only 6 Years Older Than Roe

On the seven-year anniversary of the landmark 2015 Supreme Court case Obergefell v. Hodges, which legalized same-sex marriage, Jim Obergefell spoke to CNN’s Jim Acosta, and discussed the Court’s recent ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, specifically concerns that the case will lead to other cases being overturned. On Friday, the… Continue reading

Democracy Is on the Brink, Say the Clintons

Democracy Is on the Brink, Say the Clintons

In separate interviews this week, Bill and Hillary Clinton both suggested that American democracy is on the verge of collapse. The pair both stated that the government as we know it is at risk after the third hearing on January 6 committee and a new poll showing that a majority of both… Continue reading

Why Congress Will Not Prohibit Assault Weapons

Why Congress Will Not Prohibit Assault Weapons

Democratic-led Congress isn’t seriously considering federal assault-weapons ban, and even gun-control advocates have stopped seeking it as a top priority. The reasons behind shelving the ban are both political and also practical: Passing this kind of legislation in a very closely divided Senate, when Republicans as a party have for… Continue reading