Author: Stephen Hunter
Stephen Hunter looks at the series of unfortunate events that unfolded which led to the disaster of the coronavirus pandemic response in the United States.
One hundred days into the Biden administration and we’ve seen ambitious policy walk hand-in-hand with real-world cynicism. But is he closer to FDR or Napoleon?
The second impeachment trial of Donald Trump was not so much about dismissing the previous GOP president, but rather finding the next one for 2024.
Prior to 2016, the Republicans were steered by a man who sold himself to elect kings and build a party. That deal with the devil did not survive Donald Trump.
With 70% of Republicans still believing that the election was stolen, I’m wondering why we Americans are so politically dim.
With 15 million cases, 200,000 deaths, and COVID running free in 48 states, I was asked what it’s like to live in this America. Well …
With America on the cusp of another lockdown, reading will become the primary occupation for many. But what author suits the time we’re living in?
If there’s a personification of this bent election, it’d be “Dakota” Dave Andahl, a Republican killed by COVID-19 who later won the state in a blowout.
While it’s easy to dismiss QAnon’s brand of nonsense, they have influence in Washington—Donald Trump is merely the tip of the iceberg.
Today’s modern American domestic terrorists were influenced by the hypersexual, uber-violent, misogynist attitudes and images that were prevalent in the 1990s.
