On January 31, 2017 US President Cheeto-Head named Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. The nomination fulfills Cheeto-Head’s promise to name a conservative justice […]
Category: Politics
Want to Defeat Steve Bannon? Keep Calling Him President on TV
Could it be that simple? Probably not, in all honesty, but it’s worth a shot. Maybe the best way to beat Steve Bannon is to […]
Kevin O’Leary’s “Surprise” French at the Bilingual Debate in Montreal
We might get to hear Kevin O’Leary speak French, after all. The Conservative Party leadership favourite will attend a bilingual debate in the Montreal area […]
Thinly Veiled Xenophobia: A Detailed Analysis of The American Refugee Ban
On January 27, 2017 the President of the United States signed an Executive Order, one of his first acts as leader of the free world. […]
Riot Gear is More than a Pink Knitted Pussy Cat Hat
In the week since t-bag took over a lot has already changed. The pipeline will chug on, a wall will be constructed, funding for the […]
Left on Left Shaming and the Women’s March on Washington
A sea of pink flooded the National Mall in Washington D.C. on January 21st, 2017. Overwhelming chants of, “Welcome to your first day, we will […]
1459 Days Of Resistance: Day 1, Women’s March On Washington DC
* Photos by Amy Santos This Saturday, our day started at the New Carrollton Metro stop just outside Washington DC. We knew the rally was […]
Françoise David Quits Politics but Not the Fight
On Thursday morning, Françoise David officially announced her immediate resignation both as Gouin’s MNA and as Québec Solidaire’s spokesperson. At a press conference in her […]
Vermin Supreme and Inspiration to March on Washington
“I didn’t choose the boot, the boot chose me!” – Vermin Supreme Vermin Supreme is an incredible character, a friendly fascist, a tyrant you can […]
2016 Year-in-Review: News
When you look back on 2016, you may think of all the greats we lost like David Bowie, Leonard Cohen and, most recently, Carrie Fisher […]