Slate’s Ruth Graham wrote Monday morning about Robert Jeffress, a prominent Dallas pastor who was invited to speak at the opening of the U.S.’ extremely controversial new embassy in Jerusalem despite having noted that he believes Jews will suffer for eternity in hell. Take a moment to see it and share it.with your friends and representatives. The video speaks for itself more powerfully than anything I can write here. It seems the GOP’s attempts to obstruct and discredit Mueller’s investigation isn’t fooling many people as they might think. The video reveals an angry and surprisingly enlightened public not deceived by right wing propaganda. Judging from the reaction of the tourists D’Antuono interviewed for a SHORT VIDEOdocumenting his little caravan, the public feel the same way.

The artist was so incensed and inspired by the GOP’s apparent complicity in Trump’s attempts to cover-up his impeachable offenses, especially concerning the Russian hacking of our elections, he rented the small fleet of mobile billboards that are attracting curious crowds in DC.ĭ’Antuono believes all of our elected leaders, regardless of party, should want to get to the truth, even if it uncovers collusion by our president.

The message - Be more concerned about protecting our democracy and less concerned about covering up for Trump. Artist/Activist Michael D’Antuono is using his provocative art to send the GOP a powerfully simple message with three mobile billboards circling the Capitol from May 7-11.

Trumpocalypse Not by Kevin Salveson