.Mark Jacob has been demonstrating this argument⬇️with FACTS for at least two years on Twitter. The Biden administration is correct to be ticked off and concerned about the country because of the The New York Times' distortion and carelessness on this issue:

Every dictator who ever seized power justified his coup as an official act for the good of the state.

I told my wife about the New York Times publicly complaining because Biden won’t give them an interview, and she said it was like a high school football player announcing that a cheerleader won’t go out with him. “How embarrassing,” she said.

Merrick Garland might have been a decent attorney general in another era when fascists weren’t trying to overthrow our democracy. But in this era when they are, he’s failed us miserably.

(I Don’t Want to Go to) Chelsea. m.youtube.com/watch?v=XvRQDs…

If this was a functioning democracy, we wouldn’t be waiting for 2 justices who took secret gifts from billionaires and 3 others appointed by a criminal to tell us whether it’s OK for the president to murder his rivals.

A would-be dictator’s lawyer argued before the Supreme Court today that a president can kill anyone he wants.
Meanwhile, the New York Times went after the only person who can defeat this would-be dictator. Why? Because the NYT wants an exclusive interview.
Sick, sick priorities.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders thought her taxpayer-funded job was to cover up Trump’s extramarital affair.

Republicans love immunity because they hate accountability.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson nails it.

Wisconsin Republicans plotted to sabotage “Souls to the Polls” efforts in Milwaukee in order to suppress Black voting. jsonline.com/story/news/pol…

Trump immunity arguments at SCOTUS start in 20 minutes. They should have started on December 22, but the Republican justices want to make sure Trump can be president again, so they start in 20 minutes.

“We haven’t been tough enough on Trump? I mean, give me a break,” Bumiller responded...'

Yeah, right says the paper that wrote this⤵️ headline about Trump's Nazi-talk/ vermin speech.
politico.com/news/magazine/…

Suggestions for people alarmed by the threat of the US voting for a dictatorship in November:
Stop paying attention to polls.
Donate money and time to campaigns.
Put up a yard sign.
Talk to your persuadable relatives and friends.
Get busy.
Stay hydrated.
Be a hero to democracy.