Month: April 2026

More Chaos And Anarchy Forthcoming In Trump Cabinet!

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Donald Trump, in his first term in the Presidency from 2017-2021, managed to accomplish more turnover and replacements in his Cabinet than any other President in one term has had.

Now, in his second term, after just 14 months, Trump already has removed Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and Attorney General Pam Bondi from their Cabinet posts.

And more chaos and anarchy is forthcoming, based on speculation, rumors, and the reality that Donald Trump sees his appointees as people who, no matter how much they pursue his desires for revenge and retribution, can never satisfy him, so he readily disposes of them based on his whims.

Donald Trump has no loyalty to anyone, and is ready to dispose of anyone without any appreciation of their sacrifices of their reputation at his direction.

Among those Cabinet Officers rumored to be in danger of being replaced are:

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard
Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick
Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeReamer
Secretary of Health And Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Kash Patel
Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll

And even some speculation on

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth

And one must realize that replacements could be even worse, as already, speculation about who will replace Pam Bondi includes:

Jeanine Pirro, US Attorney for District of Columbia
Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt
Utah Senator Mike Lee
Environmental Protection Agency head Lee Zeldin
Former Acting Attorney for New Jersey and Counselor to Donald Trump Alina Habba
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis

Hard to believe, but we could go from horrible to horrendous in the Trump Cabinet over the next 33 months that are left in the Trump Presidency.

Trump Suffers Multiple Legal Losses, As He Fires Pam Bondi!

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Donald Trump has been having a rough period lately, more than usual.

He has just fired Attorney General Pam Bondi, after firing Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, and with rumors that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard may be on the chopping block.

So Trump seems to be setting out to eliminate top women surrounding him, even though they have done what he has made his goals, which remain highly unpopular.

On top of that, Trump has suffered multiple legal losses, including:

Halting of construction for now on the proposed White House Ballroom

Preventing of ending all funding for NPR and PBS

Allowed lawsuit against Department of Health and Human Services for closing Freedom of Information Act offices

Rejection of Trump’s claim of Presidential immunity for responsibility of the January 6, 2021 US Capitol Insurrection, allowing a lawsuit from Democrats and police officers to proceed, which may require Trump at some point testifying under oath as to his words and actions, since they could be considered “campaign activity” not covered by Presidential actions.

And now, Iran has managed to shoot down an American F 15 Fighter Jet, which just escalates the war, as the search for one of the pilots continues in hostile territory.

It is clear that Donald Trump’s Presidency is facing major crises, and Trump just acts more irrational and unstable on a daily basis, a very dangerous situation!

Donald Trump’s Poll Ratings Hit All Time Low!

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Donald Trump’s public opinion poll ratings are hitting an all time low, as many Independents, moderate Republicans, Latino Americans, young voters, and women have soured on him immensely.

This is due to the Iran War; gasoline prices; growing antagonism toward his deportation policies; the refusal to come clean on the Epstein files; the continuation of the federal government shut down; his promotion of more glorification of himself to an obscene level, and so much else.

His public opinion rating overall is at 35 percent, and only 43 percent of Republicans are supportive of him, down from 52 percent in January. And in a new CNN poll, his rating on the economy is 31 percent, a new career low.

67 percent are unhappy with how Trump is handling major issues overall, and 63 percent are critical of his foreign policy actions.

Only 27 percent completely support all or most of his policies. And Trump is the only President never to reach 50 percent or higher in any Gallup Poll, with only Harry Truman at 22 percent and George W. Bush at 25 percent as Presidents who have had a lower overall ranking.

Two “Independent” Senate Candidates In Nebraska And Montana Give Hope To Democrats!

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Presently, there are two Independents in the US Senate–Bernie Sanders of Vermont, and Angus King of Maine, who both join the Democratic caucus.

In the upcoming Midterm Congressional Elections of 2026, two strongly Republican states have Independents running who give hope to Democrats that if they were able to be elected, they would clearly join the Democratic caucus, while reserving their independence as Sanders and King have done for many years.

These are Dan Osborn, age 51, in Nebraska, and Seth Bodnar, age 47, in Montana, and if either were to win the Senate seats in their states, it would insure that Democrats would control the Senate majority with their help and support on most issues.

This, along with the many potential Democratic Senate candidates who are in their 30s, 40s, and early 50s, would make the US Senate vastly younger in membership for the near future.

Osborn is a US Navy veteran, industrial mechanic, former labor union leader, who challenged incumbent Republican Senator Deb Fischer in 2024, losing by only 7 points, in a race no one thought would be anywhere near that close.

Osborn is now challenging Senator Pete Ricketts, former Governor, who is finishing out the term of former Senator Ben Sasse, who resigned in 2023. Osborn is running as a “rugged guy”, portrayed in similar terms as Graham Platner, who is running for the Maine Senate seat race as a Democrat against Maine Governor Janet Mills, for the opportunity to challenge Republican Senator Susan Collins.

Osborn is running on a populist platform, promoting small businesses, family farmers, and workers, and the Democrats, who have not run candidates in recent times in Nebraska, decided they would support him informally, and not have a Democrat in the race. Early indications show a nip and tuck race in polls, so Osborn just might win as an Independent, and bring relative youth to the Senate.

In Montana, Seth Bodnar, age 47, former President of the University of Montana, is running as an Independent, with no strong Democratic opponent for what will be an open seat, as Republican Senator Steve Daines decided not to run for reelection, and endorsed former US Attorney Kurt Alme minutes before the primary deadline.

Bodnar is a US Military Academy graduate who served in Iraq, and was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University in the United Kingdom. He was encouraged to run as an Independent by former Democratic Senator Jon Tester.
So there is a reasonable chance that Bodner could win the Senate race as an Independent, but with leanings toward the Democratic Party agenda, and would likely join the Democratic caucus in the Senate as an Independent.