From a verified voter in Kilgore, TXMandatory Hormone Testing Deserves Congressional Oversight
For years, many in Washington condemned hormone therapy as “gender affirming care” and portrayed it as morally unacceptable. Now the Department of Defense is celebrating mandatory testosterone screening and offering testosterone therapy in the name of military readiness. So which is it? Is hormo
From a verified voter in Kilgore, TXThe Constitution Before Trump. Vote NO on Blanche.
Vote NO on Todd Blanche’s nomination as Attorney General. Todd Blanche has already demonstrated that he is not prepared to lead the Department of Justice. His handling of the Epstein files damaged public confidence, with the release drawing criticism over the disclosure of victims’ identifying info
From a verified voter in Kilgore, TXTrump Trashes Washington, Then Demands Arrests. Who Is the Real Vandal?
Make this make sense. The party that claims to defend family values pardons January 6 rioters who assaulted police officers, yet people are arrested for touching a reflecting pool damaged after a failed taxpayer funded project. If damaging government property is the concern, perhaps Congress shoul
From a verified voter in Kilgore, TXTrump -Ego, Embarrassment, and Liability
When Trump’s name comes down, a tarp appears. When the reflecting pool starts peeling and growing algae, crews rush in to hide the mess. When another diplomatic embarrassment erupts because the president cannot resist making himself the center of attention, everyone is expected to pretend nothing
From a verified voter in Kilgore, TXCommander in Chief or Comic Relief? World Leaders Laugh at Trump.
The President of the United States arrived late to the G7, announced, “I’m the boss,” and apparently expected the room to be impressed. Instead, he delivered a moment that drew laughter from other world leaders. Whether they were laughing at the joke, the timing, or the spectacle itself, the image
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