Sunday Thought By Robert Reich

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Sunday Thought​

We the People​

Robert Reich
Jun 15, 2025/

Friends,

Yesterday’s demonstrations across the nation in favor of democracy and against Trump’s dictatorship revealed the power of the people.

Sunday Thought

We the People

robertreich.substack.com

The energy, exuberance, and solidarity of those demonstrations stood in sharp contrast to Trump’s noxious display of tanks and military equipment on Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C. While Trump continues to politicize the military, hundreds of thousands of us are saying no to his usurpation of power that belongs to the people.

We will not be intimidated by the violence he has stirred up — not by the shootings of state legislators and their spouses in Minnesota, nor by the death threats against federal judges, nor by the thuggish removal of a United States senator from a Trump official’s news conference, nor by the arrest of a judge who didn’t cooperate with ICE, nor by the abductions of people from our streets and places of work.

 

[shockedcanadian]

He misses the good old days I guess.

 

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One thing I did learn from the Army's birthday, the left has no idea who We The People are. They look at the crowds around them and think that's all there is. They don't realize that there are millions of people who are also We The People.

 

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Unlike the so-called "Christians" on this forum who carry hate in their hearts for anyone who NOT white and Christian, Reich lives his faith. They just play cheap lip service.

The shameful Communist Style parade held in D.C. was a disgusting display of power. 47 does NOT care about our Military or our Vets. He shits on them daily.

 

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Sunday Thought​

We the People​

Robert Reich
Jun 15, 2025/

Friends,

Yesterday’s demonstrations across the nation in favor of democracy and against Trump’s dictatorship revealed the power of the people.

Sunday Thought

We the People

robertreich.substack.com

The energy, exuberance, and solidarity of those demonstrations stood in sharp contrast to Trump’s noxious display of tanks and military equipment on Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C. While Trump continues to politicize the military, hundreds of thousands of us are saying no to his usurpation of power that belongs to the people.

We will not be intimidated by the violence he has stirred up — not by the shootings of state legislators and their spouses in Minnesota, nor by the death threats against federal judges, nor by the thuggish removal of a United States senator from a Trump official’s news conference, nor by the arrest of a judge who didn’t cooperate with ICE, nor by the abductions of people from our streets and places of work.

Reich wants the elderly to die. Pay attention to their statements. Of course, he is special, and the important special ones will not expire. So much to do.