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JULY 28, 2020: GOP slips an attack on Social Security into its coronavirus relief bill. The GOP’s HEALS Act would fast-track Social Security and Medicare CUTS … using secret, closed-door panels to dramatically undo these earned benefits. May 13, 2020: Trump campaigned in 2016 that he would never cut soc.sec. and he would make health care universal. But even before he became president, his aides assured anyone who would listen. . . CONTINUE

updated 2020-08-12 President Donald Trump once again openly admitted that increasing access to the ballot poses a dire threat to the Republican Party’s ability to win elections. “Trump and his Republican administration is sabotaging the election through his continued politicization of the postal service.” Stopping funds for USPS and mail-in voting, Trump said, “means you can’t have universal mail-in voting because they’re not equipped to have it.” “Trump again brags. . . CONTINUE

updated 5-12-2020 FEMA seized 400,000 N95 masks from Delaware medical supplier; now he’s out millions of dollars George Gianforcaro, owner of the small, Newark, Delaware-based Indutex USA, said the Federal Emergency Management Agency [FEMA] did not pay him when it took possession of two imported shipments of masks bound for customers across the United States. Those customers included Delaware nursing facilities and the state of Michigan. …amid FEMA denials, Gianforcaro. . . CONTINUE

updated 2022-01-12 . . . and all Republicans in congress! Trump’s former secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, described him as a “fucking moron,” a fact that has been reported previously. Chief of Staff John Kelly has called Trump an idiot and also crazy: “He’s an idiot. It’s pointless to try to convince him of anything. He’s gone off the rails. We’re in crazytown,” After security officials tried fruitlessly to explain. . . CONTINUE

updated 05-23-2020 The excuse the Republicans need to cut all services and support to everyone but the rich: healthcare, medicare, social security, and more. The GOP’s debt concerns were pure fraud. The full cost of the law is now estimated at $1.9 trillion by the Congressional Budget Office – above the legal 1.5 limit. and it actually encourages offshoring of American jobs. Republican leaders plan to tackle the increasing deficit. . . CONTINUE