How Trump is Destroying our Country from Within

Protesters and community organizers are now so afraid of being tracked by their own government that many are leaving their phones at home or using burner phones just to stay safe.

After the Super Bowl halftime show celebrated the broader Americas, conspiracy theories and xenophobic backlash spread almost immediately.

Ghislaine Maxwell’s deposition in the Epstein case revealed that her lawyer offered testimony in exchange for clemency and claimed both Trump and Clinton were innocent, a clear signal that powerful people are still being protected.

Voting rights are still under attack. ICE and DHS are still terrorizing immigrant communities.

Trump is using a manufactured fight with Canada as a distraction, while billionaires tied to abuse scandals continue to operate untouched.

And yet, through all of it, everyday Americans are still helping one another, feeding neighbors, protecting families, and refusing to be divided.

See the full story in the video above.

I’ll now be sharing video versions of my nightly posts in addition to the written ones. We are living through a pivotal moment for our country, and my goal is to reach as many people as possible with clear, factual information about what is happening. The more people who understand what is unfolding, the better chance we have to push back against chaos, cruelty, and corruption ahead of the midterms.

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I’m fighting to save our country (before it’s too late).

I’ll see you tomorrow,

Heather

This video is based on my written post, which can be found HERE.

*This commentary represents my personal opinions and analysis of matters of public concern, informed by publicly available information. Any references to individuals constitute opinion and commentary protected under the First Amendment.