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Trump’s Alaska Lawsuit Exposes GOP Hypocrisy About Voter Confusion

October 31, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

Trump’s Alaska Lawsuit Exposes GOP Hypocrisy About Voter Confusion

Trump’s Alaska lawsuit exposes a double standard: invoke voter confusion to protect Republican power while smears distract voters from healthcare, wages, and corporate greed.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 Midterm Elections, Abdul El-Sayed, Alaska election lawsuit, Alaska Senate race, Amy Acton, corporate power, Dan Sullivan, democracy, Department of Justice, Donald Trump, election certification, Haitian Immigrants, Healthcare', Immigrant Scapegoating, Islamophobia, Mary Peltola, Mike Rogers, political attack ads, political disinformation, Politics Done Right, progressive commentary, Republican hypocrisy, Springfield Ohio, Vivek Ramaswamy, voter confusion, voting rights

Obama Ridicules Trump—and Challenges the Press to Stop Chasing Distractions

October 29, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Obama Ridicules Trump—and Challenges the Press to Stop Chasing Distractions

Obama uses humor to expose Trump’s political theater, then challenges the press to focus on affordability, accountability, and the consequences for ordinary Americans.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 Midterm Elections, affordability, barack obama, Cheesecake Factory, corporate power, cost of living, Donald Trump, Economic Inequality, Georgia politics, Jon Ossoff, Keisha Lance Bottoms, media accountability, political distraction, Politics Done Right, progressive commentary, Scott Bessent, tariffs, Trump administration, Trump corruption, Wealth Extraction, Working Families

Why Does Trump Get a Pass? Patriarchy and the Double Standard Protecting His Power

October 26, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Why Does Trump Get a Pass? Patriarchy and the Double Standard Protecting His Power

Why does Trump get a pass? This commentary examines patriarchy, male privilege, and the political double standard that rewards domination while demanding more from women.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: authoritarianism, democracy, Donald Trump, Egberto Willies, gender double standards, gender equality, MAGA, male privilege, misogyny, patriarchy, political analysis, Politics Done Right, powerful men, progressive commentary, sexism in politics, Trump Accountability, Trump criticism, women in leadership

Trump’s Diesel Deal Exposed: Cash for Putin, Danger for U.S. Troops and NATO

October 26, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Trump’s Diesel Deal Exposed: Cash for Putin, Danger for U.S. Troops and NATO

Cheaper diesel is the sales pitch. New revenue for Putin is the opportunity. Trump’s Russia deal raises urgent questions about Iran, American troops, Ukraine, and NATO security.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: American troops, billionaires, Collective Defense, Congressional Oversight, Diesel Prices, Donald Trump, Energy Crisis, European Security, Fossil Fuel Dependence, Iran, Iran war, Military Intelligence, NATO, Politics Done Right, progressive commentary, Russia, Russian Diesel Deal, Russian Energy Sanctions, Sanctions Relief, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, war economy, Working Families

Republican Farmers Turn on Trump: “They’re Voting Democrat” as Farm Costs Soar

October 19, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Republican Farmers Turn on Trump: “They’re Voting Democrat” as Farm Costs Soar

A two-time Trump voter rejects him and says farmers he knows are voting Democratic. Rising farm costs expose the gap between Republican promises and rural reality.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 Midterm Elections, Agricultural Trade, corporate power, Democratic Party, Diesel Prices, Donald Trump, Economic Justice, Family Farms, Farm Economy, Farmers Voting Democratic, Fertilizer Costs, Georgia Farmers, Iran war, Politics Done Right, progressive commentary, Republican Accountability, Republican Farmers, rural america, Rural Organizing, Trump tariffs

James Talarico Demands “Proof of Spine” as Ken Paxton Ducks a Texas Senate Debate

October 17, 2026 By Egberto Willies

James Talarico Demands “Proof of Spine” as Ken Paxton Ducks a Texas Senate Debate

After recovering from the flu, James Talarico demands “proof of spine” from Ken Paxton. The Texas Senate race needs a debate—and voters deserve more than Republican rumor campaigns.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: democracy, Federal Benefits, James Talarico, Ken Paxton, political accountability, Political Misinformation, Politics Done Right, progressive commentary, Proof of Life, Proof of Spine, Republican hypocrisy, Senate Debate, texas politics, Texas Senate Race 2026, working class politics

Trump’s War on Canada Is Weakening America—and Working Families Pay the Price

October 17, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Trump’s War on Canada Is Weakening America—and Working Families Pay the Price

Trump attacks Canada while Americans absorb higher costs. Chrystia Freeland explains why bullying allies threatens U.S. power, trust, and working people’s livelihoods.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: authoritarianism, Canada, Canadian Retaliation, capitalism, Chrystia Freeland, corporate power, Donald Trump, Economic Inequality, International Cooperation, NATO, Politics Done Right, progressive commentary, Superpower Suicide, Timothy Snyder, Trade War, Trump tariffs, U.S.-Canada relations, USMCA, Working Families

Trump’s Iran War: Who Cashes In While Americans Pay?

October 12, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Trump’s Iran War: Who Cashes In While Americans Pay?

Who profits from Trump’s Iran war? Follow the tanker money, Trump Media’s paid data feed, and the mounting public costs as Congress faces blocked oversight.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Antiwar Movement, Ayman Mohyeldin, capitalism, Chris Hayes, Chris Murphy, Congressional Oversight, corporate greed, Donald Trump, Iran war, military industrial complex, military spending, Oil Shipping, Politics Done Right, progressive commentary, Public Accountability, Strait of Hormuz, Trump Media, Truth Social, War-Profiteering, working class politics

Klobuchar Exposes Schmitt’s False Jack Smith Claim: Hawks, Hawkeyes and a GOP Smear

September 29, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Klobuchar Exposes Schmitt’s False Jack Smith Claim: Hawks, Hawkeyes and a GOP Smear

Sen. Schmitt tried to link Jack Smith to Fani Willis through an Atlanta basketball claim. Klobuchar checked the facts, exposed the flawed premise and demanded an apology.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Amy Klobuchar, Atlanta Hawks, Caitlin Clark, Congressional Oversight, democracy, Donald Trump, Eric Schmitt, Fani Willis, government accountability, Iowa Hawkeyes, Jack Smith, January 6, Nathan Wade, Political Intimidation, Politics Done Right, progressive commentary, Republican Misinformation, Rule of Law, Senate Hearings, Senate Judiciary Committee, Trump Investigations, University of Maryland

Hegseth’s Pulp Fiction Bible Blunder Exposes Deeper Crisis in U.S. Leadership

April 22, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Hegseth’s Pulp Fiction Bible Blunder Exposes Deeper Crisis in U.S. Leadership

A Pentagon prayer turns surreal as Pete Hegseth quotes Pulp Fiction as scripture. This moment reveals deeper concerns about leadership, war rhetoric, and political theater.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Ezekiel 25:17, fake Bible quote, government accountability, leadership failure, Media Critique, Pentagon, Pete Hegseth, political analysis, progressive commentary, Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino, Samuel L. Jackson, US military, war rhetoric

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