Due Process Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Fascist Trump: Democracy in Ruins — America’s Ruin: Something’s Rotten in Washington DC — A giant rotting apple lies before the U.S. Capitol, its decay symbolizing corruption and betrayal at the core of American democracy. The phrase “Something’s Rotten in Washington DC” looms above, echoing the frustration of citizens watching grift, greed, and authoritarian theatrics poison the nation’s institutions. Once a symbol of promise, the apple now mirrors America’s peril—where broken leadership, political corruption, and reckless governance leave democracy bruised, battered, and rotting from within.
Description: Masked: Fear in Plain Sight — A haunting visual metaphor for modern surveillance, silenced dissent, and fractured identity, Masked: Fear in Plain Sight captures the emotional toll of living under constant scrutiny. The obscured face and cracked textures evoke themes of psychological erosion, societal fragmentation, and the quiet terror of being seen yet unheard. In an age of performative transparency and selective outrage, this monochrome portrait becomes a protest against invisibility—where fear wears a mask and truth fights to surface.
Description: This is the Medusa’s Lair special commemorative design for the third NO KINGS MARCH on March 28, 2026. On the front we have “no blood for oil” and on the back the standard “no kings” symbolized by a crown with a ban sign overlay. The link to the store is also in tiny print on the back side to remind folks that this is the place to get any and all resistance-ware needed!
Description: Democracy: We Shouldn’t Have to Protect Democracy from the President — A stark cry etched in black and white: “We shouldn’t have to protect democracy from the president.” This image captures the raw disillusionment of a nation betrayed. Since January 6, 2021, hope has withered under the weight of lies, cronyism, and division. For many, the dream of America has curdled into a fight for its soul—where the people, not the president, must defend the very foundation of their republic. It’s not just a protest; it’s a mourning.
