In America (and around the world) the year 2021 was one of great sadness and frustration. By many indications, 2022 may be even worse.
America’s democracy crisis continues to escalate. The alarm is blaring but the American people, for the most part, continue to ignore it. Last Jan. 6, Donald Trump and his regime attempted a coup with the goal of nullifying the results of the 2020 presidential election and, in effect, ending American democracy. In many respects, Trump’s coup attempt was atypical, if not wholly unique.
It was publicly announced by Donald Trump and his agents months or even years in advance. Despite those warnings, law enforcement officials and national security leaders did little to prepare for it. Most of the mainstream news media and pundit class did not take the threat seriously, instead choosing to mock those truth-tellers who kept sounding the alarm.
Nearly a year after the attack, Donald Trump and the other high-level planners and conspirators have not been punished, and remain free to continue plotting the overthrow of American […]
One must feel sad for the Democrats. They investigate Jan. 6th, but may not be able to have prosecuted the leaders of the movement due to Merrick Garland’s passivity. After all, he is an inside player. At the same time they must distract from their own internal ineffectiveness in passing their President’s signature bill, while they hold power. What lesson does this teach the population? Wonder why they are detached? Their priorities clearly don’t matter.