Holy Unknown

During the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, Donald Trump was reportedly watching Fox News rather than actively intervening to stop the violence. Multiple reports indicated that as the insurrection unfolded, Trump was glued to the television, absorbing the coverage of the chaos rather than addressing the situation directly. This inaction raised questions about his leadership and responsibility during a moment of national crisis. Witnesses described him as being pleased with the events, believing that the insurrectionists were expressing support for him and his presidency. (Source: CNN) As rioters breached the Capitol, Trump’s absence of action became increasingly problematic. Despite receiving numerous pleas from lawmakers, aides, and public figures to address the violence and restore order, Trump continued to watch the unfolding events on Fox News. His reluctance to act was not just a failure of leadership; it reflected a broader pattern of behavior where he prioritized his...

By Cody Andrus The Republican stance on abortion emphasizes the importance of protecting the life of the baby. Yet this commitment disappears once the child is born. Republicans advocate for strict anti-abortion laws, arguing that life begins at conception and that every fetus deserves the right to live. But they are against legislation that supports maternal healthcare, affordable childcare, and early childhood education. A party that claims to value life but doesn't advocate for the well-being of that life (not to mention the mother) once it has entered the world, instead focusing on punitive measures against women. Republicans resist funding for educational programs. Investments in public education, particularly in low-income areas, are crucial for ensuring that all children have access to quality learning environments. But Republicans argue against increased funding for public schools, advocating instead for tax cuts and budget reductions that disproportionately affect educatio...