I have confidence that the greatest country in the world will deny a second term to a racist, sexist xenophobe who believes that his political opponents are the enemy from within and should be fired upon by a firing squad. If you haven't already done so, please vote on 11/5!

Got my Christmas Spotify playlists ready early this year because I may need some positive vibes if the election doesn't go the way I hope.

No, the election hasn't been decided as of right now, but how depressing that racism, sexism, xenophobia, lies, and being a despicable human being is a viable path to political victory in the USA.

The next question for Democrats is how do they win against a political party that doesn't have any regard for reality and truth yet can convince more than enough voters to believe their lies?

I'm uninstalling X again.

Trump and right-wing media actually believe that rehashing Russia's meddling in the 2016 election in which multiple investigations and reports, many led by Republicans, did not dispute the overall assessment of Russia's actions will help Americans forget about the Epstein story.

Trump firing the person who releases job numbers so he can replace her with someone who will likely do everything possible to make sure future job numbers reflect positively on his policies is not the way to build trust with anyone outside of MAGA.

Trump wants everyone to quit their jobs and start getting paid for taking lots of drugs.

How traumatic it must be for MAGA to visit a history museum and see slavery portrayed negatively.

Are we certain this isn't a clip from an upcoming RoboCop reboot?

The red/blue city/state debates about violent crime rates are just a distraction from the fact that Republicans have no interest in finding solutions for many of the underlying causes of violent crime (e.g., poverty, lax gun laws, underfunded public schools, lack of health care).

I am saddened about the tragic shooting of a husband and a father yesterday, but he is far from the only innocent person to die this way. Gun violence is far too common, and I continue to hope something is done about it that doesn't involve a federal takeover of police.

The ridiculously hypocritical reactions to the Gerald Bourguet take on yesterday's violence are maddening and unfortunately not surprising.

This makes no sense, but the bigger issue is MAGA saying "the left" or "they" will silence us, destroy our country, or kill us. None of that is true, and it's time for Republicans to enter reality where the majority of political violence is committed by right-wing extremists.

MAGA was offended by the truth from Jimmy Kimmel. They were focused in the aftermath of the shooting on telling everyone the shooter was not MAGA so they could blame it on the left and Democrats. The party of free speech loves to use the power of the government to suppress it.

The freedom to disagree with policy is what makes America great. Trump sees disagreement as a threat.

Another tragic act of gun violence. Many pundits and politicians will take the opportunity to blame politically motivated violence on speech in an attempt to silence critics. Condemning the government does not commit violence. Nonviolent dissent does not commit violence.

We're seeing crazy people who had guns commit murder and the first thought from MAGA is to blame it on what people have said and not on the fact that there were crazy people who had guns.