Tag: Congress

We have to celebrate the fact that, with a majority in both chambers, the Republicans in Congress have finally realized that you can say no to Trump.

[W]ashington has not solved the underlying problems; it has only rescheduled the next tension.

[A] brutal showdown should be expected.

The madness lies in asserting something ... contrary to all evidence and intelligence. The method is doing it again and again, relentlessly, at full volume ... This is how Trump became president twice.

[The voter's mandate]t does not give [Trump] the right to destroy everything that politicians have spent decades building to appease a sick need for vengeance.

Where are the famous checks and balances teachers try so hard to explain to their students?

[T]he Supreme Court and Congress are … supporting him almost unconditionally in his senseless and dangerous actions.

In the current U.S. Congress, where the Republican majority literally seems to prevail, it will be loyal to Trump’s will.

Trump, leader of the working class, is no fiscal conservative.

You cannot help wondering where the power really lies: with Musk or with Trump?

[T]here are enough moderate Republicans willing to stand up to Trump should the need arise.

[W]hat’s on the mind of the 47th president: revenge for the past four years of scrutiny, a complete overhaul of the federal system, or a mixture of both?