What Principles Are Supposed To Look Like In a healthy political world, principles come first and team comes second. If you say you believe in law and order, that means the law matters even when it hits your favorite politician. If you say you back the blue, that means you still back them when they […]
The “I Said It Months Ago” Routine If you have watched Alex Jones for any length of time, you know the pattern. He leans into the microphone and says some version of this. “Folks, like I told you six months ago.” “We called this a year ago.” “As I warned you long before the fake
The pattern is not hard to see anymore. It just takes a little patience and a good memory. First came the lies about 2020. The endless claims that ballots were dumped, machines were rigged, and entire counties somehow forgot how to count. None of it held up in court. Every audit and recount said the
The Supreme Court is about to answer a simple question in the most complicated way possible. If you mail your ballot on time. And the post office is slow. Should your vote get thrown in the trash so Donald Trump can feel better about 2020. That is what this new Supreme Court case out of
In the weeks after the 2020 election, conservative lawyer John Eastman wrote a memo outlining how then–Vice President Mike Pence could reject certified Electoral College votes and keep Trump in power. It wasn’t a misunderstanding. It was a roadmap to overturn an election using fake electors, procedural chaos, and pressure on one man — Pence
After the 2020 election, Trump allies in several states organized fake slates of “electors” claiming Trump had won. These were not alternate opinions. They were coordinated efforts to replace certified results with phony documents sent to Congress and the National Archives. What the plan was The idea came from lawyers around Trump, including John Eastman
“Stop the Steal” began as a slogan. It ended as one of the most destructive lies in modern American politics. What started on Facebook groups and rally stages turned into a national echo chamber that sent thousands to the Capitol on January 6. The claim The phrase came from the false idea that the 2020
When lawyer Sidney Powell promised to “release the Kraken” after the 2020 election, MAGA world thought she had the proof to overturn everything. What she really had was a pile of conspiracy theories, rejected affidavits, and legal filings that collapsed on contact with reality. The promise Powell told Fox News and friendly media outlets that
The Moment People Were Willing to Trade Everything I remember watching him ride down that golden escalator in two thousand fifteen. It felt like reality television had just broken into real life. That was the day I realized how many people were willing to give up everything they claimed to stand for, just to back
