I always told my journalists, there aren’t two sides to a lie. Yes, you should be non-partisan, but not neutral. Journalists must be biased in favor of the truth and facts. Biased in favor of democracy itself. We protect the press so the press can protect democracy. Let’s do that

I thought the president said he was not allowing any illegal immigrants to enter the country?
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Declining audience for Fox = declining enthusiasm for Trumpism = Blue wave in midterms. status.news/p/fox-news-rat…

18 U.S.C. § 592 is a law enacted by Congress that prohibits federal or military officials from ordering, bringing, or keeping troops or 'armed men' at any place where an election is being held. In some cases, federal officials can monitor an election, but that is all they are allowed to do. Let's follow the law and vote.

70% of young voters now identify as Democrats or lean that way — a 15-point jump from just two years ago. Those are Obama numbers. Young voters always lead the way. Now they just have to vote. nytimes.com/2026/10/22/ups…

It must be miserable to be someone who, no matter how successful you are, still thinks everyone is trying to cheat you.

The most important point in this piece by the great Bob Rubin is not how the Trump admin will interfere with the election, but how that interference will torpedo the economy. In other words, if they interfere, they are destroying American democracy AND American prosperity. What a legacy. nytimes.com/2026/10/21/opi…

The incessant media meme of divided Democrats betrays a fundamental ignorance of politics. Do voters want a party where officials meekly fall in line behind a corrupt and incompetent leader even though they know it violates their own principles? Or do voters want a party where officials are independent and have their own ideas all under the overarching theme of doing what's right for America in a competent and non-corrupt way? Our federal system is designed to have officials reflect local principles—there's no reason a Congressperson in Ohio should have the same agenda as one in South Carolina or California. They need to reflect the views of their own voters, not Dear Leader. That's called democracy.

1. The Justice Department has no standing to sue election authorities in Alaska.
2. The Constitution empowers states to administer congressional elections.
3. Alaska's courts have already addressed and solved the issue.
4. And what about the voters who mistakenly thought they were voting for challenger Sullivan instead of Senator Sullivan?
5. As ever, it's a Trumpian press-release lawsuit designed to intimidate and inflame.

The president wrote that in exchange for the release of Mr. Hubbard from Russia, "the United States, out of respect for President Trump, was not required to given anything." Really? How about buying Russian diesel oil in violation of our sanctions policy, pausing the bi-partisan Lindsay Graham sanctions act in contravention of Congress, stopping Russian tariffs, and offering a trilateral summit with China? You gave away the store.

Churchill could have shortened WW2 by years if he had just “done a deal” with Hitler. George Washington could have done a deal to end the American Revolution. Zelenskyy is in good company.

The capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them." Putin knows his Lenin.
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The president's October surprise was appeasement of Russia.

“You can fool all the people some of the time and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.” washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/…

Is there anything he won't do for him? nytimes.com/2026/10/16/us/…

Yes, Mr. President, there is foreign interference in our elections, just as you always say! An army of state-funded Russian disinformation bots are illegally trying to get your party elected! bloomberg.com/news/features/…