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A senior lecturer in the Psychology Department at Cornell University and in the Psychiatry Department at Weill Cornell Medicine, Harry Segal says Trump’s awkward display at his rally was another clear sign of mental decline. Via Cornell: Segal says: “What’s alarming is how the rate of Trump’s bizarre speech and political decisions have been increasing.

Can we trust the polls anymore? At all? What's the truth about all the polling out there, with a new one everywhere you look? Are they often bullshit polls done by amateurs with terrible numbers? Are they often manipulated by right wingers who *flood the zone* with shit, as Steve Bannon once said, i.e.

Donald Trump is trying to con Americans into believing he doesn’t want to destroy the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), even though he repeatedly tried to do exactly that when he was in office. Now, two years into his 2024 presidential campaign and more than nine years after his 2016 presidential campaign, Trump is pretending to be thinking about how to improve Obamacare but won’t say anything about how to go about it. As Rolling Stone put it, “After years of attempting to cripple the Affordable Care Act, Trump decided earlier this year to rebrand as its savior.” 1,500 physicians are calling his bluff: A coalition of more than 1,500 American doctors and physicians are calling on Trump to provide an actual prescription to fix the law he’s maligned and vowed to repeal for almost a decade.

Donald J. Trump was asked at a town hall with Fox News's Harris Faulkner to clarify his chilling remarks when he said that the "radical left" was the "enemy from within." Trump suggested sending the military against people who don't support him. The former President is running on a campaign of revenge, and Rep.

On this day in 1987, the Bee Gees became the only group to have a UK No.1 single in each of the three decades, (60s, 70s & 80s), when 'You Win Again' went to No.1 on the UK singles chart. Dame Magazine: Legacy Media Has Memory-Holed January 6. Bluestem Prairie: News digest: Dusty Johnson and Cheryl Johnson vie for South Dakota's lone congressional seat. Palmer Report: Senile Donald Trump gets asked question about Google, gives incoherent answer about Virginia instead. Attention space nerds!

Some of the wealthiest and most repellent people on earth are bankrolling Trump's campaign. Source: CNN CNN — Some of the world’s wealthiest figures – led by conservative donor Miriam Adelson and tech billionaire Elon Musk – have funneled tens of millions of dollars into political groups in recent months to boost Donald Trump’s White House bid, new reports filed Tuesday with federal regulators show. Musk, the world’s richest person, gave nearly $75 million to a pro-Trump super PAC that he helped form over the summer – a massive cash infusion aimed at helping turn out voters in key battleground states.