The Dream is Still Over
Of course women should have the right to choose what happens to their bodies. It’s insane to think otherwise. Unfortunately there are a lot of crazy people out there. Many are influenced by odd religious programming.
Gonzo Today’s Facebook Page Has Been Hacked
by Kidman J. Williams Gonzo Today’s official Facebook page has been hacked and Meta seems to be giving us a hose job that you only see in reality competition TV shows and gay porn. I have personally reached out to the Facebook teams four times now without a reply. At […]
First RFK Jr., now Tulsi Gabbard
Gabbard became an instant hero of mine in the presidential debates of 2020 when she single-handedly took out Kamala Harris on the debate stage by pointing to the ugly fact that Harris, as a D.A. in San Francisco, was responsible for putting a lot of people involved with pot behind bars, and then Harris laughed when sometime later after the debate Harris was asked if she ever smoked pot.
Gonzo Today: Still Standing Tall
Gonzo Today’s official position on U.S. politics is simple: we are disgusted by both parties. The current looming Biden/Trump rematch is an atrocity that is both scary and laughable. How is this even happening?
Sierra Drummond: the Gonzo Today Interview
Seriously, now. Trust me. You will have to listen to [Mom] the song, readers. Sierra’s voice is shockingly unique. It’s a slow mellow shuffle, paced by world-class drummer and brilliant father Burleigh Drummond, and a tasty keyboard solo by the song’s subject, her mom… It’s indescribable.
Gonzo Today: Looking Ahead at GT, Gonzofest 2019 held in Louisville July 20, A Note from the Acting Head
July 15, 2019 First off, thanks to our readers for bearing with us while we were on hiatus. Gonzo Today currently features a selection of Gonzo Today’s greatest original content. New stuff on the way. Cheers! ***** This Saturday, July 20 2019 marks the start of Louisville’s annual Gonzofest, featuring tributes […]
Public mutilation.
Black monday 17.11.2014 Today I received a message from a Facebook friend, a dutch painter. To make this article easier to read I will call him John. Because he doesn’t want to get into trouble by using his own name. He’s certainly not paranoid, but It might have been Facebook’s […]
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