Most Americans now disapprove of Donald Trump’s erratic, authoritarian and incompetent leadership, which has transformed the Republican Party into a cult of personality that rejects traditional Republican policies. Our country is suffering because of Trump’s failures.
Unless we die young, old age awaits us all — even U.S. presidents. Inevitably, the older we get, the greater the chances of our physical and mental health worsening. Yet although the Constitution says a president must be at least 35, it sets no upper age limit. This is a dangerous oversight that should be remedied with a constitutional amendment that sets a maximum age of 75 for a person to be sworn in as president.
The Trump administration is seeking to replace education with indoctrination in America’s K-12 public schools, demanding schools paint a fairy tale picture of the American story that focuses only on the good while ignoring the bad and the ugly. We owe our children better.
A retired Reed Smith senior counsel interviewed A. Scott Bolden, a colleague at the firm, who attests: “We are no longer in the business of practicing law.”
The Trump administration’s refusal to demand the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia — an immigrant from El Salvador whom U.S. officials mistakenly deported to a prison in his native country — is illegal, unconstitutional, immoral and unAmerican.
Attorney A. Scott Bolden reminded Vice President J.D. Vance that, as an elected official, he would have to “deal with protests” after he complained about demonstrators confronting him over his stance on Ukraine.
Donald Trump, the first convicted felon to serve as U.S. president, is ignoring laws and the Constitution as he wages a disruptive and destructive war against our government and the American people it serves. We should all hope for the success of the 37 lawsuits filed so far to stop Trump’s effort to give himself dictatorial powers.
President Trump’s response to the tragic deaths of 67 people in the collision of an American Airlines passenger jet and an Army helicopter near Washington was disgraceful, inaccurate, racist and sexist.
Choosing Trump means that America has placed its faith in a man who trafficks in chaos, corruption, and crime. He is not the solution to our problems; he is a reflection of the underbelly of this country—a society so fractured and jaded that it’s willing to entrust its future to a man it would never let babysit their own children.
After he is inaugurated as president on Jan. 20, Joe Biden will face the enormous task of repairing the damage to our country and our democracy caused by outgoing President Trump, whose entire presidency has been focused on benefiting himself rather than the American people.