Robert Koehler

2 days ago | tribunecontentagency.com | Robert Koehler

Basically, everyone knows that “making America great again” means making America racist again – making racism the cultural norm again, unlocking the cage of political correctness and freeing, you know, regular Americans to strut again in a sense of superiority. This cultural norm was “stolen” by the civil rights movement.

4 days ago | rutlandherald.com | Robert Koehler

As Trump and friends claim control over the country, celebrating their war on migrants — “the enemy” of the moment, whom they’ve created and dehumanized — much of America writhes in shock and irony as it looks on. The president who hates criminals is also our criminal-in-chief. But fortunately (for him), he’s above the law. Court rulings don’t apply to him — not when he’s busy keeping America safe from the boogeymen.

5 days ago | timesargus.com | Robert Koehler

As Trump and friends claim control over the country, celebrating their war on migrants — “the enemy” of the moment, whom they’ve created and dehumanized — much of America writhes in shock and irony as it looks on. The president who hates criminals is also our criminal-in-chief. But fortunately (for him), he’s above the law. Court rulings don’t apply to him — not when he’s busy keeping America safe from the boogeymen.

5 days ago | transcend.org | Robert Koehler

Robert C. Koehler | Common Wonders – TRANSCEND Media Service 28 May 2025 – The slaughter goes on, usually in the name of war, which reduces human life to, at best, a strategic abstraction. Dead civilians – dead children – are collateral damage, which means they’re nothing at all. How can we be more than just spectators as we learn, every day, more stunning details about the hell going on across the planet? How can the human race stand up collectively to the cancer of war?

1 week ago | record-bee.com | Robert Koehler

By Robert C. KoehlerThe slaughter goes on, usually in the name of war, which reduces human life to, at best, a strategic abstraction. Dead civilians – dead children – are collateral damage, which means they’re nothing at all. How can we be more than just spectators as we learn, every day, more stunning details about the hell going on across the planet? How can the human race stand up collectively to the cancer of war?