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From the November Coalition:

Donald Trump says he thinks Americans like it when he says he’s willing to suspend the Constitution. The comment appears in a just-published Time Magazine interview on what a second Trump presidency would look like. In the interview, Trump says he will launch a deportation campaign impacting millions of immigrants on day one. And, he is willing to use the U.S. military to do it. He reasons that he is not bound by the Posse Comitatus Act, the law that traditionally restricts the use of military force against civilians, because “they’re not civilians.”
The interview is filled with Trump’s threats, promises, and lies covering deportations, criminal justice, and potential violence if he loses the next election. It’s a chilling reminder that only four of the 44 cabinet members who served in Trump’s White House have endorsed him. How can we not heed the warnings of the people closest to Trump?

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Trump and Our Post-Truth Nation

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Eventually, many Trump supporters will come to realize that the meme at left is a hoax, that their leader fell for it, and spread it to countless people.  But it would be interesting to know how many care.

We live in a post-truth society, where the fact that something is simply invented out of thin air means little if anything.   In fact, if you’ve ever listened to Trump give a speech, you’ve seen that most of what see says is clearly false.

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Socrates: Citizen of the World

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Until recently, we assumed that most Americans had the aspirations that were prevalent when we were young: get a good education and continue to learn until the day you die.  Live a life of honesty, fairness, intelligence, and compassion.  Perhaps, pick role model who exemplifies what you think of good human being, and emulate their thinking and behavior.

As we watch and listen to Trump supporters, we’re learning something tragic: a huge swath of the American population has no interest in any of this; in fact, they could call it “woke crap.”

Some say that the reason we have Trump in the White House has little to do with characteristics of Trump himself, but rather with those of the 77 million people who voted for him.

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Who’s Coming for your Neighbor — Or for You?

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In case you’re wondering about it, it won’t be Trump or JD Vance, or any of the congressional Republicans who carts you away.  As suggested at left, it will be some rando who used to pump your gas or your weigh your broccoli at the grocery store.

As we have seen in all fascist regimes, it’s not the schoolteachers or veterinarians or philosophers or cardiologists who round up “undesirables” and send them away to their deaths.

Not a bad reason to support public education.

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