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The Path Forward for the Democratic Majority

Alan Zendell, November 7, 2026 Two days after a stunning election defeat the likes of which the nation has rarely seen (as Donald Trump might say if his side had won)  Trump sounded accepting of reality, if not exactly conciliatory. … Continue reading →

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The Beginning of the End of the Trump Nightmare

Alan Zedndell, November 4, 2026 The majority of Americans are euphoric today as are our partners around the world. But before I address that, I have to say how disappointed I am in the responses of lame duck Speaker of … Continue reading →

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Trump at the UN was the Worst Version of Himself

Alan Zendell, September 23, 2026 If you didn’t believe Donald Trump has brought America to the brink of an existential crisis before yesterday, you should now. His speech to the United Nations General Assembly yesterday could have been written by … Continue reading →

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No Way Out

Alan Zendell, August 8, 2026 No, this is not about the 1987 Kevin Costner/Gene Hackman film of the same name. But President Trump seems to have no more options than Costner did when struggling to survive as the target of … Continue reading →

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An Insane President and a Cowardly Congress

Alan Zendell, July 20, 2026 It must be clear by now to everyone who isn’t being criminally enriched by Trump and his cronies that Donald Trump is an existential threat to the United States and the world. Until now, the … Continue reading →

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The Unraveling of Trump II

Alan Zendell, July 12, 2026 We’re watching Trump Administration II unravel before our eyes. President Donald Trump, whose principal governing philosophy is extracting personal profit and power from the chaos he is adept at creating, is slowly drowning in a … Continue reading →

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Sex, Politics, and Our Nation’s Future

Alan Zendell, April 15, 2026 America’s response to its leaders’ sexual misconduct is inconsistent at best. I could begin anywhere in our history to find examples, but I’ll start with Thomas Jefferson’s liaisons with his slave mistress, Sally Hemmings. At … Continue reading →

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The First Rule of War

Alan Zendell, April 3, 2026 Donald Trump’s war with Iran and the events it triggers will plague us for years if not decades. ISIS kept us bogged down in the blood of Americans for twenty years, despite extensive planning and … Continue reading →

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Getting Tired of Hearing About the Epstein Files?

Alan Zendell, February 16, 2026 If you’re sick of hearing about the Epstein files, hang in there a little longer. They may be the quickest way to defang Trump. Judging by how people are reacting to the heavily redacted versions … Continue reading →

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Does the Fate of the World Hang on a Grudge?

Alan Zendell, February 28, 2025 Just when we thought it couldn’t get worse, the arrogant, insulting behavior of President Trump and Vice President Vance in their White House ambush of Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky illustrated how quickly hope can turn … Continue reading →

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