The Siberian Candidate, and the Constitutional definition of Treason

By Robert A. Vella Richard Condon’s 1959 political thriller The Manchurian Candidate was the basis for two superb movies of Continue reading →

Donald, Ivanka, Mary, and Republicans – i.e. madness, sociopathy, family dysfunction, and party disunity

By Robert A. Vella The madness of Donald Trump was on full display yesterday in a news interview and later Continue reading →

The warlike culture of police is personified by Trump and the GOP, but America is rejecting it

By Robert A. Vella Psychologists and sociologists have known for a very long time that the stressful duties of police Continue reading →

Tuesday News Barrage: Sorry folks, but all this is really important

By Robert A. Vella As we’re waiting on the criminal sentencing for President Trump’s former national security advisor Michael Flynn Continue reading →

Topic of the Day: Russia and the Republicans (and other news)

By Robert A. Vella If the weight of circumstantial evidence can tell us anything, it tells us that something fishy Continue reading →

U.K. provides another case study for the political motives behind Voter Id requirements

By Robert A. Vella In the U.S. over the last eight years or so, critics of Republican voter id plans Continue reading →

Experts warn voter fraud panel data request could lead to hacks: report

Cybersecurity experts say President Trump’s voter fraud panel’s request for voter roll data could make the information more vulnerable to hacking Continue reading →

Michael A. Smith: Kobach’s laws suppressing votes, not fraud

By Michael A. Smith There is real voter fraud going on in Kansas and across America. Ironically, the perpetrator is Continue reading →