“I think that a war on Christianity, in my view of the faith, is cutting a trillion dollars out of Medicaid. Jesus spent much of his ministry healing the sick, even those with pre-existing conditions. They’re taking health care away. That’s what a war on Christianity looks like to me.”

Immigrants are no longer wanted. I remember an old Neil Sedaka song with the line, "There was a time when strangers were welcome here." Unless you are 100% Native American, you are here because of immigration.

I am so glad that we no longer have children in the Texas schools.

If that test is successful, it will absolutely not be the last time that Trump raids our taxpayer dollars to bolster the MAGA agenda in direct contravention to the interests of American democracy.

If you're the spouse of a citizen, you'll need to leave to get a green card.

How a Funding Pause Derailed an Artificial Heart for Babies

"Every hypocrisy becomes a loyalty test you pass in public. The louder you defend the indefensible, the more clearly you are signaling: I am with my tribe, come hell or high water. The ends justify the means, because the “ends” is just winning, and the “means” is whatever Trump did this morning."

"Republicans have to gerrymander because they can’t win the hearts and minds of enough voters outright."

The Attorney General should know that judges, not prosecutors, decide sentences.

The Speaker of the Alabama House, Nathaniel Ledbetter, called on the courts to “overturn the 14th Amendment.”

I'm relieved that we don't use this contractor.

Please enjoy my cartoon for Thursday's Toronto Star

Check out this article from USA TODAY: In an emergency action, Supreme Court reinstates mail-order abortion drug access

What Peak Gerrymandering Could Look Like Now

Court restricts abortion access across the US by blocking the mailing of mifepristone

The U.S. Military Was Losing Its Edge. After Iran, Everyone Knows It.

The scrutiny of Ms. Williamson is an example of the Trump administration examining whether to criminalize routine news gathering practices that are widely considered protected by the First Amendment.

“Voters in this country twice elected a president with no ethics, no empathy and no end to his narcissism.”