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Trump Fuels Up the GOP Clown Car and Urges Johnson to Drive It Off the Cliff

Klaus Marre 09/19/24

When it comes to bungling negotiations to avert a government shutdown, nobody beats House Republicans.

Government Integrity

Government Integrity International

The Convictions of Lt. Calley, Dead at 80

Lucian K. Truscott IV 08/02/24

Following orders himself, Calley ordered his platoon to kill over 500 Vietnamese villagers in My Lai in 1968. What was behind his ability to give that command?

Government Integrity International

US Taxpayer Money Keeps Finding Its Way Into the Taliban’s Pockets

WhoWhatWhy Staff 05/21/24

Government Integrity Journalism & Media

Sunlight for Sale: New Study Exposes Old Flaws in the Freedom of Information Act

JPat Brown 05/09/24

Government Integrity

It’s the 20th Anniversary of the Pentagon’s Cover-Up of How Pat Tillman Died

Klaus Marre 04/22/24

Economy Government Integrity

US Loses Staggering Amount of Money to Fraud Each Year

WhoWhatWhy Staff 04/16/24

Guns in the USA

Clarence Thomas, Federalist Society, Disney

Courts Guns in the USA

Glory Be! Justice Thomas Takes One for the Team!

Lucian Truscott IV 06/24/24

Clarence couldn’t just stand by and watch the Court gut the Second Amendment!

Texas, Governor Greg Abbott, Texas Air National Guard, Dawn M. Ferrell

Courts Guns in the USA

Gov. Abbott Serves Up ‘Justice’ — Texas Style

Klaus Marre 05/17/24

US gun regulation, background checks, private sales, new law

Guns in the USA

GOP Voters: Protecting Gun Rights More Important Than Saving Lives

Klaus Marre 10/28/23

Guns in the USA

It Shouldn’t Take a Tragedy to Get Lawmakers to Support Gun Control

Klaus Marre 10/27/23

Guns in the USA

On 9/11, Trauma, and Guns

Klaus Marre 09/11/23

Immigration

Immigration US Politics

There Is No Room in the Trump/Vance GOP for Mike DeWine

Klaus Marre 09/15/24

Regrettably, there is little room in modern politics, especially the GOP, for nuanced policy positions that could actually help the country get ahead.