lara’s Substack
lara kellerMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | larakeller.substack.com |
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How and why Trump will steal the 2026 midterm elections unless extraordinary actions are taken now.
This is a criticism of the many articles claiming that Trump cannot rig the midterm elections. I have chosen to focus on the arguments from the best one of this type I have seen so far, by Andy Craig, an expert on elections and constitution...
Trump will win unless activists get the scale of the danger of the blitzkrieg he will unleash on American Democracy in 2026.
To anti Trump activists, I do not want to keep anyone up at night, or impinge on the good vibe that Trump is going to be nobbled in the midterms but “there are no lines my uncle [Trump] will not cross”, says Mary Trump. As Garry Kasparov wr...
Trump will steal the midterm elections.
I think Trump will steal the midterm elections, stop or rig them, although he has no legal or constitutional power to do so. His supporters only need slim justifications, so he will claim non-existent election fraud as usual. It will be a m...
Why Trump? Why Fascism? Why Dictatorship? Why Now?
National debt is a problem, but private debt is an even bigger problem, under neoliberal economics both have increased, so total debt (private+public+corporate+financial sector debt) is more than 700% GDP. As most of this debt is the wealth...
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