There it is, right before our eyes. The entire worldview of Republicans in Trump World: MAGA. The acronym says it all. Make America Great Again. What does that tell us? First, America isn’t great now. Second, it was great once, sometime in the past. …

START AT HOME. One of Donald Trump’s favorite gambits is to project onto his opponents or enemies the very characteristic he himself displays or the very action that he himself is taking. …

Keith Olbermann used to be a sports journalist and broadcaster on ESPN. He used to be a political commentator with his own show on MSNBC. I don’t know what he is doing today, professionally, but he continues to speak out on his YouTube channel on issues that he cares deeply…

Tony Kornheiser, sports commentator and former columnist for the Washington Post, often quotes former NBC executive and producer of numerous sports programs Don Ohlmeyer: “The answer to all your questions is money.” Now Ohlmeyer might have meant “money” in the context of sports — If you’re talking about sports, the…

Wounded by his ouster from the White House and from Facebook and Twitter, the Donald withdrew to Mar-a-Lago to sulk. Only recently has he begun stepping out with an increase in videos and communications. Nevertheless, despite his disappearance, the GOP remains committed to their Dear Leader. Acolytes, by which I…

In the 1944 film Gaslight Gregory Anton, played by Charles Boyer, tries to convince his wife, Paula, played by Ingrid Bergman, that she is going insane. …

We now know from news reports that the mob that attacked and infiltrated the Capitol was a motley amalgamation, a collection of white supremacists, alt-right militia members, Christian extremists, white nationalists, Proud Boys fascists, neo-Nazis, QAnon ranters, moms and pops and grandmas and grandpas who all love Trump, young and…

Democrats are rightly disappointed with the down-ballot results from the November election. Absent an upset in Georgia in early January, Republicans will retain control of the Senate, just as the Democrats’ majority in the House shrinks. Yet the news is not all grim. In Florida — a state won handily…

More than 73 million people voted in November 2020 to keep Donald Trump as our president. More than 73 million people watched him perform for four years and decided that they wanted more of that. More of what? For those outside of Trump reality, it seems his supporters want more…