shut in the nuthouse

In that, they echo Americans from the 1860s, when the Republicans established public colleges, or the 1900s, when Theodore Roosevelt called for public health insurance. Indeed, what today’s Democratic Socialists call for is much more limited than what the Republicans under President Dwight D. Eisenhower wanted in 1956, when the top income tax bracket in the United States was 91%.

Finally!

“Everything Donald Trump touches is worse off for it. And he wants to put his touch on everything—especially America’s most talented and popular athletes,” says Chris Hayes.

"... Like the authors of Project 2025, the policy roadmap for a second Trump term, right-wing factions aligned with Vance have abandoned a libertarian distrust for government power in favor of an intention to use power aggressively to reshape our country. Vance has been clearon this front, saying “we need to be really ruthless when it comes to the exercise of our power.” ...:

They should have told him this when he was on "The View"!!!

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