Let me just say it plainly: we bullied congress relentlessly over releasing the Gaetz report, and it scared Gaetz off. When we show up, when we call out, when we refuse to let these absurdities fly under the radar, it makes a difference. Every email, every phone call, every snarky tweet—it all adds up.

While everyone’s melting down about the cabinet picks of a fascist, congress continues its greatest hits album of 'Why Are We Like This?' Moments. South Carolina’s own Nancy Mace decided her personal Look at Me tour needed a pit stop at the intersection of Bad Ideas and Manufactured Outrage.

It looks like we’re all going to be brushing up on our cross-border pharmacy etiquette because, man who chainsawed off a whale's head and strapped it to the roof of his car, RFK Jr., is soon to be holding the keys to the nation’s health department.

Oh, cool. So, it’s official: this is the bad place. Florida Man has announced Matt Gaetz as his pick for Attorney General. You know, the dude who, as one GOP staffer put it, “painted a bull's-eye on his back” by bragging about pounding boner pills and Red Bulls to get through his night-time activities.

America's sociopathic 78 year-old toddler with a brain injury, who once made daily life feel like an unending fever dream is, once again, assembling his cabinet with all the finesse of a three-ring circus.

As I'm sure you've seen, there’s a surge of doubt washing over social platforms (especially here in the MSNBC subreddit.) Newer accounts, sharp with accusations, are questioning left-leaning and centrist journalism, crying betrayal and demanding to know why these news outlets lied or mislead viewers about who would win the election. (They didn't, but that's a whole other post.)

I’m worried that no one wants to acknowledge that the Third Reich also held “deportations” that were in actuality just rounding people up for killing.

In 1946, my five year-old father, grandfather, and my very pregnant Baba arrived at the British controlled Lyssenko Refugee Camp in Hanover, Germany. My aunt was born in that refugee camp. By 1947 they had immigrated to Toronto before settling in Chicago in the 50's. I am a second generation Ukrainian American born to a family forced to abandon their home when they fled from the Russians. I have many great aunts, uncles, and cousins who died in during the Ukrainian famine, and still others who disappeared in Siberian work camps when the war came.

I love Stevie Nicks with a deep, mystical, tambourine-shaking passion. She is the high priestess of rock ‘n’ roll, the eternal queen of mystical vibes, and the one human who could probably talk directly to the moon and it would talk back.

So, yes, Madison Square Garden was packed for Florida Man’s five-hour campaign rally "Nazis-Coming-Together-to-Be-Nazis-hate-fueled-political-pageant-and-Florida Man-branded-tchotchke-expo" that included a lineup of speakers straight out of MAGAland, all armed with the comedic prowess of a middle school bully.

With Election Day creeping up, it's felt like we’re seeing a new era of “influence warfare,” but this time, it’s not just Russia or the alt-right. It’s like every global power with an agenda has taken a page from the 2016 playbook, fine-tuned it, and turned it into a full-on strategy to shake up democracies everywhere.

MSNBC has teamed up with election law and policy experts to dive into election security as we head into the final days. And given that that one Florida Man and his allies haven’t exactly let go of 2020, the timing couldn’t be better.

It's certainly on brand for someone who complains about no longer finding candy fuckable to now double down on speeches that sound like an Ambien-fueled fever dream.

In this year's fraught and panic-attack prompting election season, it's so important to find little sparks of joy where you can. So, with that in mind, please join me in laughing as we watch life serve up a nice slice of karmic pie to Rudy Giuliani.

Are you stress-refreshing election polls every 20 minutes like your life depends on it? Me too. But guess what? According to this opinion piece on the MSNBC website today, even pollsters are facing some serious challenges this election cycle.