Month: December 2025

MTG abandons Trump; more Republicans will follow

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It’s happening, folks. Trump’s once-loyal followers are seeing the man behind the curtain. He’s not a wizard. Not a leader. Certainly not a Christian. They’re seeing an insecure, narcissistic hypocrite who knows he’s failing but has no capacity to admit it or to change.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is the most recent Republican leader to jump ship. She’ll resign from the US House next week, but she’s not going out quietly.

Greene’s recent 60 Minutes interview (which Charles and I discuss on the first segment of this week’s; program) was followed by an interview with Robert Draper in the New York Times, in which she admits, “After Charlie [Kirk] died, I realized that I’m part of this toxic culture. I really started looking at my faith. I wanted to be more like Christ.” Continue Reading →

The Winter Soup Pot

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It’s Christmas, so I get to share nice things people have said about my work, right? I’m sincerely grateful for the kind, encouraging remarks I received during the Save America March. You helped keep me going, and assured me of the undertaking’s importance.

Here’s a selection of comments from around the country:

Ed, Kathy, and Miriam I miss you all so much, I’ve been in Missouri three years and reading this was delightful. – Brenda, Missouri

You could write for comedy, as a side gig. – Gretchen, Iowa

This journey will make a great book when you’re done and recovered. We need, we desperately crave, positive interactions with our fellow homo sapiens. — Yvonne, New Mexico

Amazing accomplishment! And amazing that you got so much support and so little grief from people. Gives hope for the future. – Tom, New Hampshire Continue Reading →

PayPal is not your pal

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If you value independent media, please donate to the Fallon Forum. Our platform has run continuously for the past 16 years and includes:

— A radio show that airs on eight stations in six states
— A weekly podcast
— A weekly blog and Substack post
— “Extra curricular activities,” like the recent 220-mile Save America March, and …
— Promoting candidates who embrace “prairie populism,” and …
— Working with local elected officials to promote greater food security.

So please, pitch in. It’s important. We couldn’t do this work without the support we receive from (1) local business sponsors, (2) non-profit supporters, and (3) individual monthly pledgers. Continue Reading →