We Have to Prepare to Protect the Vote AFTER the Election youtu.be/OWySa_fafp8
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Kristofer Goldsmith
Профиль VivelyHost On Offense Pod. Cohost Find Out Podcast. CEO Task Force Butler + Veterans Fighting Fascism. Research: disinfo+extremism among vets+military (http://vva.org/trollreport). Yes, the Nazi hunter you’ve been looking for. linktr.ee/krisgoldsmith
We’re at war right now with Iran, and 2/3 of the country are against it. But will you DO anything to bring our troops home? Sign on to tell Congress NO MORE WAR: act.link/gi-js7kg637 #war #iran #bringthemhome #winwithoutwar #endthewar
Where are the veterans when the Constitution is under attack? Ken Harbaugh and I announce the Veterans Day Democracy March—and explain why we expect Trump to challenge election results after Election Day. Watch on Substack: onoffense.substack.com/p/veterans-d...
Rubio’s “Cuba Report” needs to be read in the context of NSPM-7, the Bondi memo, and the Prairieland case. And it’s not just antiwar veterans and the Trump admin. This extends to House Republicans branding VFW as supporting terrorism over a political cartoon. open.substack.com/pub/onoffens...
Some people have suggested that Lindsey Graham changed after John McCain died. I don’t think that’s quite right. I think Lindsey Graham was always a small, insecure man. A serial sycophant who desperately needed the attention and approval of bigger men.
When my editor sent me the proof for the book we’re releasing in September, I assumed the NYT blurb on the back was just filler text. It turns out I was wrong. “A short, blunt, and extremely vigorous blast.” —The New York Times WAR IS A RACKET for preorder: steerforth.com/product/war-...
Young white men have become one of the most talked-about demographics in American politics. But how often do we actually talk to them?
Millions of Americans oppose authoritarianism. So why does opposition so often feel exhausted, fragmented, and ineffective? Historian and Army veteran Tad Stoermer argues that one reason is that we’ve been taught to wait—for institutions, leaders, or history itself to save us. 1/2