Summary: After years of chaos, death, and open corruption, the thing that may finally drag Trump under isn’t the coup attempt, the pandemic deaths, or the betrayals abroad. It’s the Epstein files. Not because this crime is worse than starving families, killing healthcare, abandoning allies, gutting USAID, or
How We Handed China the Century While Burning Our Own House Down Audio0:00/458.698751× The Chinese didn't beat us. We shot ourselves in the face and handed them the gun. While you watched Netflix and argued about pronouns, the United States committed spectacular self-sabotage. Not a
The American Virus Summary: This essay explores the corrosive power of groupthink in American culture, exposing how both political tribes—Republicans and Democrats—suppress dissent in favor of tribal conformity. Through vivid examples ranging from Trump rallies to academic cancel culture, it argues that obedience, not ideology, drives mass behavior.
Saturday Comes Anyway Saturday, November 1st, 2025. The day 42 million Americans lose their food stamps. Not because we're broke. Not because the funds don't exist. But because of a choice. The US Department of Agriculture says it will not tap into its $6 billion contingency
money, politics, and a nation in crisis
Why Is Congress Still Getting Paid While the Government Burns? Congress keeps cashing its checks while the government burns. Every member, every day, paid in full. The Constitution guarantees their salaries no matter what—an 18th-century safeguard against royal punishment that's now a 21st-century shield for cowardice. Meanwhile,
Really? Summary: Support for Donald Trump is not about policy; it’s a transaction born from 40 years of economic and cultural humiliation by both parties. Trump successfully channeled the resulting rage, selling a narrative where his supporters are forgotten heroes whose anger is righteous. Believing he is their weapon
Summary for the time-constrained reader They give up power to retain power, it sounds crazy—it is. Our politicians are not just fools. They’re traitors. Trump didn’t take the GOP, the party surrendered. Democrats let Mitch McConnell steal the Court and called it “norms.” Biden promised to fight
Fox News and the Industrialization of American Collapse Summary: Fox News didn’t invent collapse—it monetized it. By 1996, the country was primed: racism repackaged as “law and order,” wages flat, towns gutted, trust shattered by Vietnam and Watergate. Reagan’s 1987 repeal of the Fairness Doctrine stripped truth
First it was Colbert, but it wasn’t me. Then it was Kimmel, but it wasn’t me. A joke cut, a contract torn, a stage gone dark. The answer is always the same: a shrug, a technicality, a coincidence. It wasn’t me. It’s never me. Say it
