Trumpism

In his rush for revenge, the Florida governor unleashed a mess that could cost the state more than $1 billion. The whole point of Trumpism is intimidation and cruelty. The fallout is beside the point.

The MAGA crowd is turning on Trump for his ego-boosting claims promoting the COVID-19 vaccines.

Trump loyalists and partisan hacks are packing election-related positions, while lawyers and state legislatures prepare to strip away what little voting rights are left.

The favorites to replace five retiring GOP Senators are pushing for a Trump-ier Senate where the chamber becomes a giant Fox News set, and they all play Tucker Carlson.

“GhostEzra” gained influence perpetuating anti-Semitism and transphobia online that some said he would replace Q from QAnon. Then he got caught.

Evangelicals and nondenominational Christians are still fighting for Trump’s mission to “Make America Great Again,” seeking to make the country into a theocracy.

The departure of prominent leader Russell Moore shows opposing LGBTQ rights isn’t enough. Now, morality means supporting whatever Trump says.

Being a celebrity isn’t the skill set you need to govern. Just look at Donald Trump.

Would-be Senators are trying to outdo each other in the race to prove themselves as the most Trumpiest candidate of them all.

By disappearing from public and sticking to tweets that are slapped with warnings, Trump has accelerated the idea of a world where he’s no longer the focus.