On a Roll in Toronto
It has been a bad year for the airlines. And that’s not the first time that I’ve written that in 2025
It has been a bad year for the airlines. And that’s not the first time that I’ve written that in 2025
There are a lot of questions surrounding Elon Musk and DOGE. At the moment, I have far more questions than answers.
I could easily forgive Donald Trump for not keeping his promises. What I can’t excuse is following through on bad ideas.
If you’re a constitutionalist, you should be very nervous. If you’re a Trump supporter, maybe the alligator will eat you last.
As is his habit, Trump is thinking like an autocrat rather than the leader of a democratic republic. We’ll see how far it gets him.
What I can tell you with certainty is that the crash does not fit the hot takes by partisans on either side.
I said that Trump would overreach, but even I didn’t imagine how quickly he would do so.
Donald Trump is already making the same mistake that Biden made in assuming that a narrow win means a mandate for a far-right wish list.
One of Donald Trump’s signature new policies is a good representation of what I expect from his new administration.
The Republican Party is so intertwined with Trump that making Trump lose on any issue is going to be perceived as Democrats winning.
If anyone knows who or what is behind the drone infestation, they aren’t talking, and there are a limited number of suspects in the case.
Vader-like ultimatums only work from a position of absolute power over adversaries. Donald Trump is not in such a position.
Trump appointees signal that the new Trump Administration may be about to come after political opponents with the full force of the law.
Over the past few days, I’ve seen several conservative pundits who supported Trump lamenting the president-elect’s appointments.
Donald Trump may not be concerned about electoral blowback from unpopular policies and alienating voters, but other Republicans should be.
Keeping Trump focused and tethered to reality is the only way to salvage the next four years to any extent.
To paraphrase H.L. Mencken, Americans voted for Trumpism and they deserve to get it good and hard.
Anyway, all this is really apropos of nothing except that I hope this November 5 won’t be remembered for similar political violence.
However it happens, a Harris presidency would start with a crisis as Donald Trump challenges the outcome of the election and whips MAGA into a violent frenzy.