Some Good News In A World Of Trump's Mayhem Onward. Scott Dworkin Feb 14 After another week of Trump and Musk’s madness, I wanted to share some good news—even if some of it is temporary. All across America, the opposition continues to rise up. In the last few days we’ve seen thousands of anti-Trump protesters gather in California, Colorado, Iowa, Maryland, DC, and other states across the country. Just yesterday, Democrats held a large demonstration outside of the VA building to oppose Trump and DOGE’s slashing of the federal workforce. Standing alongside union leaders, Veterans, and dozens of agency employees, Sen. Richard Blumenthal said: “Elon Musk: Nine million veterans are watching you give them the middle finger, and we're not going to stand for it.” In courts and lawsuits all over the country, Trump’s unhinged executive orders are being picked apart one at a time. On Wednesday, Judge Amy Berman Jackson ripped Donald for unlawfully firing a top government watchdog, and ordered they be reinstated—at least for now. In a scathing footnote of the order, the Judge wrote: “It's as if the bull in the china shop looked back over his shoulder and said, ‘What a mess!’” PA Gov. Josh Shapiro is suing the Trump Administration for the ongoing federal funding freeze. And Kentucky joined a list of nearly two dozen states that have filed a larger suit to reinstate around $1.2 billion in suspended federal grants. Following a sharp decrease in attendance, Denver’s public school system is suing the Trump Administration over its policy of allowing ICE in schools. If successful, the lawsuit could result in a nationwide ban of ICE entering classrooms. Attorney Norm Eisen also filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk and DOGE for “violating the Constitution.” Norm, who was once President Obama’s ethics czar, has also filed suit to prevent the release of identities of FBI agents who investigated Trump. The courts aren’t the only place Trump is getting embarrassed. After Donald announced that he and Putin would broker a peace deal for Ukraine, world leaders stood up and spoke out. “There can be no negotiation about Ukraine without Ukraine,” UK’s Secretary of State for Defence John Healey said. French President Emmanuel Macron said it’s up to Zelensky “alone” to discuss these “sovereignty issues.” Lastly, Trump and Musk refuse to reveal any tangible proof of fraud they’ve claimed to uncover. This makes them look like the complete and utter failures they are. Our Watchdog Coalition just launched our campaigns to fight cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security—and to end the DOGE coup. In total, we’ve already made 12,000 calls and sent more than 164,000 letters to Congress from their constituents. We’re starting to build some real momentum, but there’s still a long way to go—and right now, more than ever, we need all hands on deck. 100% of our funding comes from our paid subscribers, here on Substack. We refuse to take on advertisers, and won’t accept investments from greedy billionaires. So if you haven’t yet, and you’re able, please join us as a paid subscriber today: No matter how you subscribe, thank you for doing your part to make the world a better place. Onward! Scott