politics
Political figures, histories, and current events in the whole scope of modern and past politics. Work place politics.
Protests Against “No Kings Day”
In recent weeks, the United States has witnessed the rise of a powerful new protest movement centered around a national commemoration called "No Kings Day." What was intended by some as a patriotic celebration of American independence from monarchy has sparked widespread demonstrations, with activists, historians, and citizens calling it a misguided, politically charged, and deeply problematic event. This article explores the background of No Kings Day, the reasons behind the protests, and what the controversy reveals about the current state of American politics and national identity.
By Jane Bradshaw 8 months ago in Journal
The mind of wealthy people
I watched the following videos and wanted to give my thoughts on them. I picked these videos because I think they showed the minds of wealthy people and what they think and believe. I’m not a psychologist or psychiatrist, this is just what I got out of the videos.
By Robert Kegel8 months ago in Journal
Donald Trump's Use of Emergency Powers: A Constitutional and Political Examination
Donald Trump's Use of Emergency Powers: A Constitutional and Political Examination The presidency of Donald J. Trump, the 45th President of the United States, was marked by a number of unprecedented actions, one of the most controversial being his use of emergency powers. These powers, while legally provided under U.S. law, carry profound implications for the balance of power among the three branches of government. Throughout his term, Trump invoked emergency powers in ways that fueled legal battles, sparked political outcry, and raised concerns about democratic norms and executive overreach. This essay delves into the most significant instances of Trump’s use of emergency powers, evaluates their legality and effectiveness, and considers their long-term impact on American constitutional governance.
By Jane Bradshaw 8 months ago in Journal
The Deployment of Federal Forces in Los Angeles Amid Immigration Policy Protests
In recent years, immigration has become one of the most polarizing issues in the United States. With increasing tensions at the southern border and evolving federal policies, many American cities have become the stage for demonstrations and civic unrest. Among them, Los Angeles—a diverse, immigrant-rich metropolis—has often found itself at the center of both activism and federal scrutiny. The deployment of federal forces in Los Angeles during protests against immigration policies marked a significant moment in the ongoing national debate. This essay explores the circumstances that led to the deployment, the public response, the legal and constitutional concerns raised, and the broader implications for civil liberties and federalism in the United States.
By Jane Bradshaw 8 months ago in Journal
Is Brazil About to Become a Food and Energy Superpower?
As the world faces crucial geopolitical and economic shifts, two trends seen as long-term important topics are already coming to discussion as subjects of the global future, these are: the growing demand for food and the transition to sustainable energy.
By Pedro Cagnoni 8 months ago in Journal
The Controversy of Trump and Pride Month 2025
As Pride Month 2025 came into full swing, unfolding events in Washington D.C. were overshadowed by the unexpected absence of official support from President Donald Trump, whose administration has taken a notably hostile stance toward LGBTQ+ communities. What began as voices of celebration quickly shifted into a clash of public opinion, political symbolism, and protest.
By Jane Bradshaw 8 months ago in Journal
Los Angeles Erupts: Immigration Raids Spark Massive Protests
In early June 2025, the city of Los Angeles became a focal point of intense national attention after large-scale Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids triggered widespread protests. Sparked by operations in areas such as the Fashion District, Home Depot parking lots, and a doughnut shop, at least 44 individuals – including union leader David Huerta – were detained, fueling outrage and mobilizing communities across L.A. County
By Jane Bradshaw 8 months ago in Journal
Iran - US Nuclear Deal
The Iran-U.S. nuclear deal, officially known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), stands as one of the most pivotal and controversial diplomatic agreements of the 21st century. Signed in 2015 between Iran and six world powers—the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Russia, and China—the deal aimed to limit Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for relief from economic sanctions. Nearly a decade later, the deal remains in a state of uncertainty, with efforts to revive it met with mistrust, geopolitical shifts, and domestic opposition on all sides.
By Naveed Younis8 months ago in Journal
