Stop the Trump Coup

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Two Days in Caracas, 2002 The past event I'm thinking about will probably surprise readers: the mass outpouring in Venezuela's capital, Caracas that restored presidential power to Maduro's charismatic left nationalist predecessor and "self-proclaimed socialist" Hugo Chavez 47 hours after he had been removed from power in the first US-backed coup attempt of the century During the two-day period Chavez was removed with US-backing, Pedro Carmona, president of the Venezuelan Federation of Chambers of Commerce (Fedecámaras), was declared the interim president of Venezuela.
48% : No presidential administration in US history has made serious and avowedly socialist promises to redistribute US wealth downward to its most marginalized people.
47% : And what kind of 'free and fair election' can go on when large sections of the traditionally Democratic base are afraid to go out into public spaces because they are terrorized by the ICE gestapo, backed by the National Guard, in an increasing number of cities?" Along with all this, again, there is the distinct possibility that the 2026 mid-terms will take place in the vote-suppressing shadow of occupying military forces in the nation's majority-nonwhite Democratic Party-run cities... "The Enemy Within" A month or so ago, Herr Trump brought 800-plus US admirals and generals to Quantico, Virginia to tell them that the country's real adversaries are internal - the "radical left enemy within" - and that US cities need to become the "training grounds" for the military's imperial war fighting powers.
38% : It is probable that Herr Trump is going to bomb Venezuela and perhaps even invade it, demanding the end of that nation's avowedly socialist Nicholas Maduro regime and its replacement by a more US friendly government.
26% : Among the many instances where multitudes have arisen to force the removal of authoritarian regimes or block bids for authoritarian rule, we can include what the masses did in Caracas in April of 2002, what masses did in Manila (leading to the forced resignation of the Marcos dictatorship) in 1986, the Eastern German and Eastern European uprisings (leading to removal of corrupt state-capitalist and fake socialist dictatorships) of 1989, the Arab Spring of 2010-11 (leading to regime changes in Egypt and Tunisia), the mass Puerto Rican protests and strikes that led to the resignation of the noxious authoritarian governor Ricardo Rossello in 2018-2019, the mass anti-martial law protests in Seoul, South Korea (leading to the removal of an authoritarian president) last winter, and the Nepalese "Gen Z rebellion" (forcing the resignation of an authoritarian prime minster) this summer and fall.

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