When the FBI adopted the motto, “Crime doesn’t pay,” it had never seen the likes of Donald Trump.
Thomas Cangelosi
Trump’s monumental vanity
To leave his indelible mark upon American government, Trump has gutted its institutions, reputation, icons, and laws.
The likes of which we have seen before
If words won wars, then the braggadocio spewed by President Trump and his so-called Secretary of War would have won wars “the likes of which the world has never seen.”
America’s national dementia
Under the increasing influence of social media, artificial intelligence, and unfiltered political propaganda, America seems to be losing its identity.
The president who cried wolf
As in Aesop’s fable, the world’s tolerance for the President’s lies appears to be running out.
It’s too late, America
Once we lost our collective reason to a demagogue peddling lies, we also lost our republic.
The rigging of American history
Trump’s whitewashing of The Smithsonian exhibit is another part of the president’s racist campaign to repress the voice of minorities and erase their history.
The Bizarro presidency
Trump’s Bizarro-like idea of meritocracy amounts to a patronage system of blatant incompetency.
Independence lost
This year’s Independence Day celebration ironically included just the opposite.
‘The Artifice of the Deal’
In reality, Trump’s “art” of making deals amounts to bullying, intimidating, suing, extorting, bribing and lying to get what he wants,
An American disgrace
This president has shown neither honor nor decency; neither integrity nor morality.
At whose price peace?
President Trump’s vainglory double dealing to enrich America demands Ukraine forfeit its very soul.
Trump’s obscene discrepancies; yet labor cheers
President-elect Trump’s nomination of corporate titans and family members to lead the government exposes his naked intention to further entrench corporatocracy.
It’s time for new models of beauty
The double standard of gender beauty has historically and systemically trickled down from seats of male power to the man in the street.
A modest proposal for ensuring the rights of ‘unborn human beings’
Since the Supreme Court ruled that the state can legally intrude into a woman’s most intimate and private parts to control her body, her privacy, and her free will, then certainly the state can also legally make lesser intrusions to achieve the same end.



