Klaus Marre

4 days ago | whowhatwhy.org | Klaus Marre

Justice While the Supreme Court's decision to halt Donald Trump's deportation flights is an encouraging sign, the dissent from Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas shows that two of the nine justices have no interest in upholding the rule of law.

4 days ago | whowhatwhy.org | Klaus Marre

With their false idols and betrayal of Christian ideals, Trump’s GOP talks the talk but does not walk the walk. Pretending to be pious is an essential part of being a Republican, which is why we are going to see an avalanche of Bible quotes from them on social media this Easter Sunday. We are reasonably sure that even some staffer for Donald Trump will bang out a Truth Social post for the occasion and put the president’s name on it.

5 days ago | whowhatwhy.org | Klaus Marre

The partisan Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled this week that the state's Democratic governor can (a)buse his partial veto authority in the most creative of ways. But the ruling symbolizes something else that is a lot more troubling. Wisconsin Democrats celebrated a “victory” this week when the state’s Supreme Court ruled along party lines that Gov.

5 days ago | whowhatwhy.org | Klaus Marre

Donald Trump and the GOP hope that Americans believe that the current drama about its deportations to El Salvador is about undocumented immigrants being shipped off to a prison camp. However, in reality, it is about the soul of the nation. Donald Trump’s quest to turn the country into an authoritarian state will be made immeasurably easier if he and his allies can continue to keep a large swath of Americans from paying attention.

1 week ago | whowhatwhy.org | Klaus Marre

Politics The Trump administration is trying extremely hard to cast Kilmar Abrego Garcia as a "bad guy." However, his case isn't about whether he is a model citizen or a gang member; it's about the rule of law and whether it still matters.