Donald Trump

Folks, we regret to inform you that Florida real estate developer Donald Trump is 100 percent back on his bullsh-t.

Society was granted a short reprieve when Trump left office in January after losing the election to Joe Biden.

According to infamous Nazi sympathizer Jason Miller, Donald Trump will not be silent for very much longer.

The one-term President was booted off both Twitter and Facebook a few months ago due to his role in inciting a violent insurrection against the U.S. government.

As we've previously analyzed and dissected on numerous occasions, Donald Trump may run for the Presidency again in 2024.

This should be a frightening prospect to anyone who is a fan of democracy.

It's been over a week since Oprah Winfrey's interview with Meghan Markle debuted on CBS and still, the hot takes are showing no sign of letting up.

On this side of the pond, private citizens and media figures alike seem to be overwhelmingly Team Meghan.

Back when he was President of the United States, Donald Trump mostly pretended COVID-19 did not exist.

Toward the end of his only term in office, the world's most famous sociopath said the media was overhyping this virus in order to help Joe Biden win the general election.

On January 6, a day that will live in infamy, violent forces loyal to Donald Trump stormed Capitol Hill.

The deadly insurrection was a watershed moment for the United States ... and it could happen again.

On Sunday afternoon, Donald Trump made a return to the only place where he feels loved:

A stage in front of thousands of wildly ignorant and misguided Republican supporters.

In a major defeat for former President Donald Trump -- which could spell significant legal trouble for the former Commander-in-Chief -- the Supreme Court on Monday declined to step in to stop the turnover of his tax records to a New York state prosecutor.

And the one-term President took the decision surprisingly well in a statement.

Donald Trump broke his calming silence on Wednesday afternoon.

The one-term President has been unusually and awesomely quiet for the past several weeks, simply hanging out and playing golf at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.

Donald Trump was found guilty of inciting an insurrection against the U.S. government by 57 Senators over this past weekend.

This significant number of votes by politicians whose lives were threatened by a mob of Trump supporters last month was not enough to convict the former Commander-in-Chief in his second impeachment trial, however.

A significant majority of U.S. senators believe ex-President Donald Trump incited a violent insurrection against the government on January 6.

This should be the main headline that comes from Saturday's events in Washington, D.C.

So far, 2021 is shaping up just as tens of millions of Americans hoped it would:

A new president has been sworn in; the Covid-19 vaccine is gradually making its way across America, and a second Donald Trump impeachment trial is currently underway.

God willing, Donald Trump will never return to the Oval Office.

The traitorous former President may run for Commander-in-Chief again in 2024, however.

Come on, Spike Lee.

Tell us what you really think about Donald Trump.

"I've now become the laughingstock of my entire family."

That's what one QAnon conspiracy theorist posted to a message board as he watched Joe Biden get inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States on Wednesday.

Well, as you've no doubt heard by now, the Trump Era has officially come to an end in America.

Reactions to Joe Biden being sworn in as president varied wildly depending on one's geographic location and position on the political spectrum, but the fact is, tens of millions of Americans were downright thrilled to see Donnie pack his bags.

Three former U.S. Presidents.

One very clear and pointed message.

Well, folks, no matter how you feel about it, the Trump Era has officially come to an end.

Maybe you've been waiting a long time to hear those words, or maybe you're stitching a flag together out of old NASCAR t-shirts with a plan of forming an independent nation-state in your backyard.

We will be back in some form... have a good life. 

These were among the final words Donald Trump said on the morning of January 20, about four hours prior to Joe Biden getting sworn in as the 46th President of the United States.

To quote former East Grand Rapids resident and ex-President Gerald Ford...

... our long national nightmare is over.

Well, depending on where you fall on the political spectrum, our long national nightmare is either soon to be over or just beginning.

(We suppose it's possible that you belong to 2021's most endangered species: the centrist. If so, could you hop on over to Twitter and calm some folks down? K, thanks.)

Well, it's taken us a long time to get here but believe it or not, we're in the final 48 hours of Donald Trump's presidency.

While we're sure the topic is taboo in the Oval Office, Joe Biden will be sworn into the highest office in the land at noon on Wednesday.

As you've very likely heard about by now, Donald Trump has been impeached.

Yes.