From democracy to police state: How it happens (and why it feels familiar)
When leaders call opponents “enemies” and due process an inconvenience, democracy is in danger. A hard look at how rhetoric,…
Why the Shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis is so Significant
The shooting of Alex Pretti by CBP agents in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was the second fatal shooting of an American citizen…
ICE and the Surveillance Police State
When agencies like ICE are shielded from accountability while technology is used to surveil citizens instead of defend their rights,…
2026 Begins Wth an Increasingly Autocratic United States Rising on the Global Stage
Autocratic leaders are unconstrained by law and balance of power, using force to impose their will on others.
The Use of Violence to Control Society in Fascist Governments
Fascist governments throughout history have used violence to control society and crush dissent. These historical examples are eerily similar to…
Like All Strongmen, Donald Trump’s Power Grab Required a Crisis – and a Scapegoat
As Natasha Lindstaedt, an expert in authoritarian regimes at the University of Essex, says in episode 3 of The Making…
The Conservative Supreme Court Justices are About to Give Trump More Power
The Conservative Supreme Court Justices are about to hand President Trump control over the government’s independent agencies. What could go…
Stephen Miller has always been a crazy fascist
This video from July exposes Stephen Miller in a video at age 17, on a school bus, talking about torture.
Trump accuses 6 Democratic lawmakers of sedition, ‘punishable by death’
But political violence is only coming from the Left… 🙄 And he pardoned people in prison who were found guilty…
Hate is a virus and it’s spreading fast.
We have seen a rise in hate and racism in America. We can't allow our politicians and leaders to continue…
Project 2025 List of Plans and Policy Objectives
This chart of policy objectives from Project 2025 is terrifying. We have a Project 2025 Guide that goes through the…
What America’s divided politics of the late-19th century can teach us
Are there lessons from history that show us how other times of intense political turmoil and division eventually subside?
