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Trump appears to already be teetering on the brink and (apparently lawfully) acting like a dictator. At the same time, far leftists are (successfully and illegally) trying to stop free speech. This is where we're at, folks. With regards to Trump, it is scary that he mentioned (even if this was seen by both sides as a "joke") that he might send US troops into Mexico to deal with "bad hombres". With Australia, he said the deal for accepting migrants was "dumb" and he might reconsider it. That is crazy. This is an agreement with another nation, and you can't just send off a tweet calling it into question without consulting with anyone. (Well, you can, but it's a terrible idea.) Honestly speaking, now into his presidency, people really do need to take away Trump's tweeting privileges. Sometimes, it's better if not every single thought and whim is put directly out to a global audience for anyone to see. The good thing is that ther

The recent Women's March, which took place in Washington and numerous other cities one day after the inauguration of President Trump, may go down as the largest protest in American history. Millions showed up to these events to advocate for women's issues and to protest against Donald Trump. While very few would find fault in a women's march in and of itself, upon inspecting this women's march further, some disturbing information comes to light. The Women's March was thankfully quite peaceful, unlike Inauguration Day when the group Antifa (the "anti-fascists"), although stymied by the police, were ironically able to carry out their own mini "Kristallnacht" (or rather, "Kristalltag"), smashing windows and setting fires in broad daylight. The Women's March appears to have been non-violent and there were apparently no arrests. However, problems start to manifest themselves when we look at the people who set up and spoke at th