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Episode Highlight and Key Takeaways:
- Trump’s return to office has been marked by vengeance and favoritism, not national progress.
- He inherited a strong economy, stable security, and progress in social issues—yet he paints America as broken.
- Trump’s propaganda machine fuels fear and misinformation to justify extreme policies.
- His mass pardons of January 6th offenders, including violent criminals, undermine the rule of law.
- Bipartisan criticism highlights the danger of Trump’s actions, with even conservatives condemning his decisions.
- The fight for democracy is more urgent than ever—citizens must stay informed, engaged, and vocal.
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References for Podcast 117:
- The Week, “Shock and Awe, January 17, 2025, by Peter Baker of The New York Times entitled “The successes Trump will inherit.” (Here is a connection to be a subscriber) https://subscribe.theweek.com/pubs/W0/TWE/self1023_3formats_Dlink.jsp?cds_page_id=275740&cds_mag_code=TWE&id=1738127807258&lsid=50282316471079474&vid=2&cds_response_key=I3FRPKSZ1
- Congresswomen Lizzie Fletcher in her newsletter on January 24, 2025, Friday at 8:39 PM (RepLizzieFletcherTX07Wmail.house.gov if you want to receive her newsletters.)
- The Week, January 31, 2025, “Trump returns with a barrage of orders, pardons,” comments by Aaron Black, , “Many GOP law makers opposed pardoning violent offenders who injured more than 140 police officers, as did three-quarters of Americans, Noah Rothman in National Review, and Jonathan V. Last in The Bulwark. (Can use this link to subscribe.)
https://www.zinio.com/publications/the-week-magazine/3441
- Matt Angel, Lone Star Project, newsletter January 20, 2025, 22:03 AM (lonestar@lonestarproject.net).
- Olivia of Troye, newsletter, “The Chaos Presidency: A Warning Ignored” on January 23, 2025, Thursday, 5:11 PM (Olivia of Troye <welivedit@substacck.com)
- The Washington Post in their newsletter written by Max Boot, Columnist, on January 21, 2025, Tuesday, at 4:59 PM is named the “Prompt”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/01/21/president-trump-day-one-executive-orders/
- Public Citizen on Monday, January 27, 2025, at 2:28 PM (Subscribe to president@citizen.org. This organization has a large group of supporters and they are suiting Trump for several of his actions.)
- The Washington Post article by Philip Bump on “The gutting of American institutions has led to Trump gutting America itself.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/01/27/trump-institutions-decay-destruction-power/
Eric H. Holder, JR, The National Democratic Redistricting Committee newsletter, Monday, January 20,
2025, at 7:13 AM (A.G. Holder info@democraticredistricting.com).
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