How the U.S. healthcare machine evolved historically
Part 3b – Repetition As Policy Signal – Healthcare in America
When these phrases appear once, they may reflect genuine uncertainty. When they appear repeatedly, over weeks or months, they become signals. The tobacco era showed this clearly. For years, the same reassurances were offered while
Part 3a – When This Happened Before – Healthcare in America
Smoking-related illnesses rose predictably. Generations adopted a habit already known to be dangerous. The burden fell disproportionately on working-class families, veterans, and rural communities — long before those terms became political shorthand. By the time
Part 2: When Expertise Became Personal – HealthCare in America
Public health expertise was not always controversial. For decades, it functioned largely in the background—technical, imperfect, and mostly invisible. When it worked, few noticed. When it failed, corrections were usually quiet and procedural. That changed
Part 1: Trust Became the Weak Point – HealthCare in America
As systems grew more complex, institutional communication often became more defensive. Language shifted toward legal precision and risk avoidance, rather than clarity. Explanations became longer but less informative. Mistakes were corrected quietly, if at all.
America’s Health Policy, Why This Series Exists – Healthcare in America
Examine policy outcomes without assigning personal motive Use real examples to illustrate structural dynamics Move deliberately, one concept at a time Include guidance on what signals matter and where influence exists
This series is about health policy, not ideology – Healthcare in America
Decisions about healthcare in the United States are often discussed as political abstractions—talking points, slogans, and personalities. But their consequences are not abstract. They show up in emergency rooms, schools, workplaces, and kitchens. They show
It isn’t funny anymore, so let’s get ready for tomorrow – Healthcare in America
. Not conspiracy theories, just a better understanding of the how and why. My goal wasn't to be partisan — it was to help readers better grasp the mechanics behind the curtain and make better,
For most of us, the word conspiracy conjures images of black helicopters, secret rooms, and shadowy figures pulling strings. That is not what this page is about. The most effective conspiracies in modern politics don’t rely on secrecy at all — they rely on distraction. They succeed not by hiding information, but by overwhelming us with noise while steering our attention away from what actually shapes our lives.
I believe the Trump era, as spectacle, is nearing its end. There will be no shortage of outrage, parody, and performative reactions to whatever comes next. Others will cover that territory exhaustively. My focus here is different: the forces that operate quietly behind the scenes — oligarchic influence, dark money, and coordinated pressure on education, healthcare, and democratic institutions. These aren’t theories; they are systems. And the only way to recognize the next wave of propaganda is to understand how those systems work, so we can read between the lines rather than react to the headlines.
As I write articles, they will be added to this section, so come back often.

9/14/2025 Veterans’ benefits and healthcare from the past two weeks:
A federal indictment was unsealed in Georgia charging leaders of the House of Prayer Christian Churches of America for allegedly defrauding military members of $23.5 million in G.I. Bill education benefits. The indictment also alleges
9/14/2025 What has Trump done in the past 14 days in a nutshell.
On August 11, President Trump issued a presidential memorandum titled "Restoring Law and Order in the District of Columbia," directing the mobilization of the District of Columbia National Guard to active service. This move was
9/14/2025 Changes or Headlines for National Healthcare in the past two weeks
CDC losing key experts & cuts at the agency There’s concern among public health experts that the departure of senior CDC staff and program budget cuts will diminish the U.S.’s ability to respond to emergent
8/30/2025 What has Trump done in the past 14 days in a nutshell.
On August 11, President Trump issued a presidential memorandum titled "Restoring Law and Order in the District of Columbia," directing the mobilization of the District of Columbia National Guard to active service. This move was
8/30/2025 Changes or Headlines for National Healthcare in the past two weeks
Signed into law on July 4, 2025, this sweeping legislation introduces:Grantmakers In Health+3The Guardian+3JH Bloomberg School of Public Health+3 Medicaid Work Requirements: New eligibility criteria and work requirements for Medicaid recipients.JAMA Network+2The Guardian+2 Affordable Care
8/30/2025 Veterans’ benefits and healthcare from the past two weeks:
Proposed VA Abortion Ban Under Trump Administration The administration has proposed a new rule prohibiting abortions at VA facilities, even in cases of rape or incest. The only exception would be when a pregnancy is
8/15/2025 What has Trump done in the past 14 days in a nutshell.
On August 11, President Trump issued a presidential memorandum titled "Restoring Law and Order in the District of Columbia," directing the mobilization of the District of Columbia National Guard to active service. This move was
8/15/2025 Changes or Headlines for National Healthcare in the past two weeks
Signed into law on July 4, 2025, this sweeping legislation introduces:Grantmakers In Health+3The Guardian+3JH Bloomberg School of Public Health+3 Medicaid Work Requirements: New eligibility criteria and work requirements for Medicaid recipients.JAMA Network+2The Guardian+2 Affordable Care
8/15/2025 Veterans’ benefits and healthcare from the past two weeks:
Veterans receiving VA disability compensation will see a 2.5% increase in their monthly payments, effective August 29, 2025. This adjustment aligns with the 2025 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA). For example, a single veteran with a 100%

“Boring? Try Being a Moderate.”
But make no mistake: if it were Marxists or Leninists destroying us, I’d be saying the exact same thing. Sometimes you have to throw the punch across the line to be heard. That doesn’t mean
2026 – 2025 Fork
2025. the joke was on us, they flew at us so fast we couldn't keep up. The only way to respond was through satire and parody, but it may may be good or it may
A Beginner’s Guide to the Federalist Society
Influence: Huge impact on the judiciary. Many federal judges (including 6 current Supreme Court Justices with ties) are members or recommended by the group. Helped shape conservative legal thinking on issues like gun rights, free
A Call for Violence—Is That Really What You Want?
When you see the uniformed enforcers, remind them: their oath is to the Constitution, not the President. Ask them: Is this what you want for your children’s future? Ask them: Do you want a fight?
A Conservative Case for Restraint
It falls to Republicans to make a hard but patriotic choice: Preserve one man’s ego, or preserve the constitutional order. The conservative answer should be obvious.
A few Dark Money Examples, Oh Yeah’s to sleep well with.
You don’t have to take my word for it. Most of us have already seen this — we just didn’t always know what we were looking at. A Few “Oh Yeah” Examples of Dark Money
A Real-Time Example (Why Markets React Faster Than Voters) – Healthcare in America
Industry groups warn of potential disruptions when 2027 coverage renews in late 2026, though final rates will not be set until April. This adds pressure to an already challenging Medicare Advantage landscape, where many plans
About Here – How it started, and where it is going.
As time passed, I kept wondering: what happens if we impeach the Putz? And I’ll admit, I was hesitant to see the Vice President take over. Why? Because he doesn’t stand for America. He sold
About Sparky and Me
But here’s the sliver of hope—if both MAGA and Woke are finally seeing the same threat, even if from different angles? That might be the crack in the wall where a real alliance can form.
An Open Letter to Governor Tina Kotek and Mayor Keith Wilson: Portland’s Welcome Wagon for the Uninvited Guests
Commandeer the Food Trucks: Rally a squad of our iconic mobile kitchens—Voodoo Doughnut for the sugar rush, Nong's Khao Man Gai for that Thai soul food hug, and a fleet of taco wagons from the
Arabella Advisors (via the Sixteen Thirty Fund)
Distance from local impact National funding routed through professionalized networks can shape outcomes in local or state-level debates without local communities fully understanding where the support originated.
As The New Year Begins, Let’s Move Forward
I support the Forward movement because it is one of the few efforts trying to pull American politics out of the tribal trench warfare it has been stuck in for far too long. I don’t
Back to that Daily Coffee.
So what is below is jumping into the middle of a discussion, but you should get the drift. We need to figure this stuff out, we need to act, not always react. You may say,
Balancing Green Ambitions with Real-World Energy Needs
Rather than vilifying fossil fuels entirely, we should demand smarter use. Cleaner-burning technologies, stricter emissions standards, and investments in carbon capture can reduce their impact while giving renewables time to scale. Likewise, green energy advocates
Ballrooms and Breadlines: When Power Loses Touch With People
I can understand the conservative point of view here. I’m conservative by heart and by history. I believe in responsibility, not dependency. I’ve seen the waste, the abuse, the fraud that creeps into welfare systems.
Betting Against The Economy, why would Trump do that?
When leaders or high-ranking officials make financial moves that profit from economic decline, it undermines the very foundation of public trust. Reports suggest former President Trump and some government officials may have engaged in activities
Between Socialism and Capitalism: Finding the Compromise
Between Socialism and Capitalism: Finding the Compromise Margaret Thatcher once said that “the problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money.” She meant that systems built entirely on redistribution can
Brother Donalds Traveling Grift Show
“You know, I once healed the economy — true story, everybody says so. They say I walk on tariffs, I turn deficits into wine. And I can save you, too — for a very small
Burn it to the ground or contain the threat
If the Epstein materials threaten individuals far more powerful than Trump, then Trump’s resistance to transparency might be driven by external pressure. In such a scenario, the political system — including members of both parties
But I always thought..
What's it going to cost to tear all that crap down? and what are we going to do with that pile of extra D's and T's?
Bye Bye MAGA Hat
Disclaimer: I am a registered Republican, Trump blew it on Jan 6th, 2020 - He proved it was all about Him. When vote time came, I wrote in Nicki Haley as my protest. A wasted
Coda: What We Know Now – Healthcare in America Series 1
The purpose here was not to provide answers, but to establish a starting point grounded in reality rather than ideology. Any serious conversation going forward has to begin with what healthcare actually is: partially market,
Copy of Your Money — Kash Patel Plays Golf in Scotland and Girlfriend Recieves FBI Protection
As much as I dislike Trump and everything he represents, I try to stay grounded in facts, not rumors. That’s why I checked the claim that Corey Lewandowski pulled in $1.2 million in 2025 through
Dark Money and Controlling The Narrative?
The articles in this collection discuss dark money in politics—anonymous or undisclosed funding from private individuals, organizations, or special interests that can influence messaging and narratives behind the scenes. Importantly, the presence of such hidden
Dark Money and Influence, It’s time to move on.
Not all dark money is a conspiracy and not all conspiracies use dark money.
Dark Money for Dummies — Part 1
“Dark money” sounds dramatic, like something illegal or conspiratorial. Most of the time, it’s neither. At its simplest, dark money is political spending where the true source of the money is hidden from the public
Dark Money for Dummies — Part 2
Once people understand what dark money is, the next question is obvious: If this creates so many problems, why does it exist at all? The short answer is not corruption or conspiracy.
Dark Money for Dummies — Part 3
The conspiracy's that aren't. Far cheaper Less crowded with competing messages Less scrutinized by media More consequential per dollar spent
Dealing with the aftermath
Those who remain — especially those already planning to leave — should stand up now. Speak clearly. Let us know you are better than this administration, better than blind loyalty, better than silence. If you’re
Electorial College or Popular Vote
Democrats overwhelmingly favor the popular vote. Republicans strongly prefer the Electoral College. Independents lean toward the popular vote but are more divided. Overall, most Americans favor switching to a popular vote system.
Elon’s New Party – MAGA rebranded?
The ideologies listed under this fictional or satirical "America Party" (AMP) — Neoliberalism, Economic Nationalism, Right-Wing Populism, and Libertarianism — aren't radically different from the forces already influencing American politics. Let’s break them down and
Fifteen Years later, Citizen United still is in the news and still the center of controversy
What can we do about it? As with anything thing in politics, the louder the voice, the more often it will be heard. You know where your phone is, you know where your email is,
Fires Everywhere
Trump isn’t just lighting political fires — he’s keeping them burning long enough to distract us from the real game. From DOJ slow-walks to federalizing D.C., from the Epstein fallout to filling Washington with loyalists,
Governing requires Thought not Fear
Governing requires thought, compromise, and foresight; dictating only needs instinctual levers: fear, greed, loyalty, and outrage.
Healthcare in America — Series II: When Care Can’t Wait – Podcast Prelude
In the first episode, we’ll explore what urgent care actually is, and what it isn’t. We’ll see how immediacy changes the rules, compresses choices, and forces decisions that no one wants to make lightly. In
Healthcare in America Series II, Part 1 – What Urgent Care Actually Is (and Is Not)
Urgency collapses options. Decisions that would normally take days, weeks, or months are compressed into minutes or hours. There’s no time to compare prices, shop for the best facility, or negotiate who sees you first.
Healthcare in America Series II, Part 2 – When Systems Built for Efficiency Meet Urgency
Most healthcare systems are built around averages. Schedules, staffing, and workflow all assume a level of predictability. Efficiency depends on forecasting, and forecasting depends on stability. But urgent care doesn’t follow a curve or a
Heathcare – Closure of State Run Mental Facilities and Increase in Homeless Population
Overall, Oregon's closures are a microcosm of a national policy that prioritized deinstitutionalization without the necessary infrastructure, directly fueling homelessness by stranding vulnerable people. If you're diving deeper for your healthcare series, sources like HUD's
Here we are at a time of reflection, peace and compassion, what are we missing?
I'll keep is short because it's obvious, it's trust. We have nothing to trust. Especially our Government. When there isn't even an effort to disguise a lie anymore, when we are expected believe whatever we
Hey SCOTUS, it’s time to start doing what’s right.
It's time to put the Nation first and tell the Pumkin Head where to put it. Current Status Payments on Hold: Full November SNAP benefits are paused nationwide pending the 1st Circuit's ruling and potential
Hey Senator, the President didn’t Elect you, we did.
Stop pretending the party and the philosophy are the same thing “Rapid swings create unintended consequences — let’s slow this down.”
High‑Level Analysis: How a Bipartisan Containment Strategy Could Incentivize Both Parties
If the Epstein materials threaten individuals far more powerful than Trump, then Trump’s resistance to transparency might be driven by external pressure. In such a scenario, the political system — including members of both parties
How about some Real Free Speach
I'm thinking of a free speech challenge to Elon, is bot traffic free speech, is ad revenue theft free speech, is radical left or right hate bot meme attacks free speech or is an honest
How Citizens United Came to Be: From a Hillary Hit Piece to Unlimited Corporate Cash in Elections – Dark Money
Fifteen years later (and counting), the ruling birthed super PACs, record-shattering election spending, and ongoing calls for a constitutional amendment to overturn it. Polls show overwhelming public opposition across party lines. Was Citizens United a
How REAL Social Media FREE SPEACH Could Work
No child exploitation No credible threats of violence No doxxing of private individuals No coordinated foreign interference No impersonation or fraud #FreeSpeechTest #BotFree #SocialExperiment #HumanDiscourse #FreeSpeechTest #SocialExperiment
If You Want to Fix It, You Have to Touch It
You don’t get to sit in silence while others vote, organize, or legislate — and then act shocked when the country veers hard left or right. If the future looks more like a police state
In My Opinion. Trump hasn’t lost it, he never had it.
The following is un edited, my question and the reponse. And I asked for permission to use it. Question: Looking for an opinion, doesn't have to be fact and this is conversation, not fact checking.
It isn’t funny anymore, so let’s get ready for tomorrow – Healthcare in America
. Not conspiracy theories, just a better understanding of the how and why. My goal wasn't to be partisan — it was to help readers better grasp the mechanics behind the curtain and make better,
Leonard Leo has done more to reshape the American legal landscape than many senators, presidents, or judges.
No bombastic rallies, no orange spray tan, no obvious cult of personality. The media mostly sees him as “that judicial guy from the Federalist Society.” But under the radar, he’s weaponizing legal legitimacy, which is
MAGA – Is it too Late Getting Back on Track
So where do we go from here? We don’t need to abandon what we believed — we need to reclaim it. Not with rage, but with resolve. Not by burning everything down, but by rebuilding what’s
MAGA – What Trump Turned It Into
Trump didn’t build on the core of MAGA — he hijacked it. He turned a movement meant to restore dignity into one that demands loyalty over honesty, anger over results, and spectacle over service. He didn’t
MAGA, What is MAGA? Before Trump Turned it into a Cult
When we look at the original core beliefs of MAGA — before they were distorted by authoritarianism, disinformation, and grievance theatrics — there were some genuinely resonant themes that connected with millions of Americans. Here's
Making The Two Party System Work. Politics for Dummy’s
But if you can get them off their soap boxes and convince them to compromise, open their eyes to what the other side wants, you should end up with this.
Midterms 2026, get ready to make a difference. Tell Edgar enouph is enough.
Only through education can you understand the issues. Only through observation can you make informed decisions. Only by thinking for yourselves can you make a difference. And only by voting can you be heard.
New York, The Sun, True or False
Do you ever look behind the posted numbers in a column to see what's being reported? Yes the 4.3 is correct. but it's offset by the government shutdown and lack of government spending during that
No Kings Protest
Don't believe the ridiculous propaganda being forced down our throats, don't believe the lies and don't bend the knee. And don't take our word for it. Do some research, do some fact checking and above
No One Best Fix, Part 1 Dark Money Continued – Why Simple Solutions Fail
The difficulty arises when: Money becomes scalable Influence becomes detached from consequences The people paying don’t live with the outcomes Banning money outright isn’t realistic. Limiting it too tightly just pushes it into new, often
No One Best Fix, Part 2 Dark Money Continued – Why Local Answers Matter More Than National Ones
Accountability is stronger closer to home When decisions are made locally: The people affected are easier to identify The consequences are harder to ignore The distance between influence and impact is shorter
No One Best Fix, Part 3 Dark Money Continued – Montana as a Test Case, Not a Template
It tests something narrower: Whether a state can limit certain forms of outside influence Whether local accountability can be strengthened structurally Whether reducing scale changes behavior
Okay, He’s Been Impeached, Now What?
Trump may be impeached, but unless the movement itself is rejected—and the people propping it up held accountable—we’re just swapping one version of autocracy for a smoother, more effective one.
Part 1 – When MAGA Loyalty Meets Reality
Millions of Americans who once cheered for the populist energy of Donald Trump are now staring at the price tag. Not just in dollars, but in dignity. In lost healthcare. In broken promises. In mounting
Part 2 – The Awakening of the Woke
I’m building a political cartoon arc that speaks to the people everyone else has forgotten — the voters who are done with performative politics and ready to rebuild, quietly and seriously.
Part 3 – Come Together
Through 3 six-panel series (and growing), I show the parallel awakenings of MAGA and Woke Americans — not to each other’s flaws, but to their shared betrayal. From there, they move toward reluctant cooperation.
Part 6: When the System Stops Pretending – Healthcare in America
For years, America’s healthcare debates have circled the same familiar arguments: cost, access, innovation, choice. Each side insists the problem is just one adjustment away from being solved — a different payer mix, a different
Politics and the Pendulum – Part One, The Swingers
There’s no guarantee, but yes — many of the “puppet-masters” behind Donald Trump and his movement are likely to try to transition if the political pendulum swings to the left. Whether they’ll succeed — and
Politics and the Pendulum – Part Three, The Losers
Recap What This Means for “Pivoting” if Power Swings Left Some will quietly shift — donors and institutions whose core interest is economic stability and influence may try to support or infiltrate left-leaning coalitions
Politics and the Pendulum – Part Two, The Survivors
There are several powerful donor networks, think-tanks and political-funding institutions that look likely to survive beyond any one election or personality. If things shift left (or even just toward a new balance), these players are
QR Codes to Share
Please share the codes, help us build traffic and spead our message. Remember, we fact check our messages and commentaries. SANITY Save America Now, Integrity, Truth and You - No Hate and not radical, just
So WOKE, unmanly, not pointy and unreadable.
Tiny Tim Cratchit finally gets a new pencil, farmers get a 30% “bailout” that’s really their own money, and Marco Rubio… well, he’s still agonizing over whether the font says “leadership” or “panic.” Welcome to
Spider Silk, the fabric for Mars
Spider silk’s intrinsic properties make it almost tailor-made for advanced aerospace and bioengineering uses: Extreme tensile strength — stronger than steel by weight, yet flexible. Lightweight and breathable, which could make it ideal for space
Stop Blaming the Republicans and Stop Blaming the Democrats
So, once again, stop the blanket name calling, stop the generic hate, direct your energy towards those that deserve it and let us (those like me) work with you to get this country on the
Tell Me About the Forward Party
The party positions itself as "Not Left. Not Right. Forward," appealing to independents, moderates, and those disillusioned with the Republican and Democratic parties. It supports candidates across the political spectrum—Democrats, Republicans, and independents—who align with
The Algorithm That Doesn’t Want You to Grow
If intelligence — human or artificial — is to mean anything, it should push us outward, not lock us in. The algorithm shouldn’t be our mirror; it should be our telescope.
The economy is absolutely booming — the greatest it has ever been
This report comes straight from the 15th hole at the Mar-A-Lego County Club, where transparency is high, standards are low, and the economy has never been better.
The Forward Party, end the in fighting
To be clear, the Forward Party has no connection to Elephant in the Ink Room or Purpleman, has not endorsed our work, and to my knowledge is unaware of it. This endorsement runs in one
The Most Important Political Move You Can Make
For decades I voted the party line. There was only one box I shaded in, and it was the one that said “Republican.” After a while, I started to actually think about who I was
The Teams, Just the Teams.
I’m old, tired, and know that today’s political decisions won’t affect me much. But I care deeply about the world my children and grandchildren will inherit. What kind of future awaits them if we stay
Todays Vocablulary Lesson
Semantic change (also semantic shift, semantic progression, semantic development, or semantic drift) is a form of language change regarding the evolution of word usage—usually to the point that the modern meaning is radically different from
Trump Finally Got His Wish
remember all those 1/2 full rally.s with trump declaring he had the biggest crowds, the biggest crowds ever.
Trump isn’t an architect — he’s a symptom and a lever.
When you stop — really stop — reacting to the crazy antics around us, you start to see patterns. When Trump took office 2.0, we were overwhelmed by the sheer amount of “stuff” being thrown
Trump Math, what a liar.
Trump claims the Walmart Thanksgiving bundle is 25% cheaper than the 2024 bundle. He is either STUPID or a LIAR, Take your pick. I thinks it's both. The short of it is the 2025 Walmart
Trumps Cognitive Decline or Dementia
Claiming he beat Obama in an election (he ran against Hillary Clinton and Biden) Repeated confusion of basic facts he used to confidently wield (dates, countries, officials) Forgetting major policy positions he previously pushed
Trumps Line in The Sand
Here is the line, no wait, (feet scrub out line) Here is the line, rinse and repeat. I will strive to keep it short and sweet, here is the outline for Trumps Crime Fighting mantle.
Two Kinds of Beauty
One is free, timeless, and meant to be shared — a mountain lake untouched by greed. The other is gilded, fleeting, and built for self — a golden ballroom where beauty serves only ego. Some
Warranty Not Included
Imagine if politicians had to back their campaign promises the way companies back a product. If the car doesn’t run, you get a refund. If the fridge dies, you get a replacement. But in politics?
We all end at the same crossroads
The journey you take is all yours, and when you get to the end, no bitching allowed.
What If Only the Truth Was Spoken
They tell us inflation is down, gas is cheaper, and rents are easing — and maybe some of that’s true. But what if only the truth was spoken? What if we stopped polishing numbers to
What most Americans seem to be asking for
For those that actually do set policy, it would be wise to remember the American People are tired of the BS. They want results, not promises and not lies.
What Now? When Everyone Knows, But No One Moves
Because if a man who cannot form a coherent sentence is handed the nuclear codes again, it won’t be because no one knew better. It will be because enough people decided it didn’t matter.
What we could expect with Major reform in campaign finance / donation transparency
What we could expect with Major reform in campaign finance / donation transparency Most of this was included in the Pendulum Swing, assuming a right to left shift, but the organizations need to be brought
What’s left when the Noise is Gone?
Amplification artificially inflates some voices over others. Honest human discourse often gets lost in the noise. This experiment could reveal whether platforms encourage real dialogue or just echo chambers. By temporarily halting bot reposting, we
When Truth Is a Liability and Laughter a Crime
Donald Trump’s threat to sue The Wall Street Journal if it published an article linking him to Jeffrey Epstein isn’t just a blustering headline — it’s an attempt to preemptively kill reporting that may be
Why Billionaires go into Politics
Wealth brings access. But for many billionaires, money alone isn't enough — they want influence, the ability to shape the rules of society, not just play by them. Politics gives them a say in taxation,
WOKE – Got Lost
Like MAGA, the Woke just became angry, if it wasn't their way, it was wrong, so wrong it was as affront. They had to have demonstrations, they needed to shout, when all they really had
WOKE – In the Begining
The movement that would later be labeled “Woke” began as something far more grounded: a call to awareness. Awareness of how racism, sexism, homophobia, and other forms of exclusion had quietly embedded themselves in the
WOKE – What It Can Be
The solution isn’t to abandon the values of justice, inclusion, and equity — it’s to grow up with them. Maturity doesn’t mean compromise with cruelty; it means knowing the difference between real harm and honest
You Can Make a Difference
Most people don’t realize how powerful their voice truly is. Your elected representatives work for you — and when they hear directly from their constituents, it matters. Whether it’s by email, phone call, or even



🌐 Welcome to Raimondo – Hogan – 2028
| Raimondo (current U.S. Secretary of Commerce, former RI Governor) Hogan (former Republican Governor of Maryland) Technocrats. Proven governors. Economic pragmatists. Theme: “Competence over Chaos” |

🌐 Welcome to Tester – Murkowski – 2028
Tester (Democratic Senator from Montana, moderate voice in a red state)
Murkowski (Republican Senator from Alaska, one of the most independent-minded)
Rural-friendly, bipartisan respect, grounded in practical values.
Theme: “Heartland Grit Meets Alaskan Independence”

🌐 Welcome to Obama – Kinzinger – 2028
Michelle Obama (popular, credible, above the fray)
Kinzinger (former GOP congressman, critic of extremism)
Moral clarity, emotional intelligence, political courage.
Theme: “Dignity and Duty”
🌐 Welcome to Booker – Crenshaw – 2028
Booker (optimistic, solution-oriented)
Crenshaw (conservative but thoughtful, willing to criticize MAGA)
Veteran + Idealist. May disagree on policy but could forge common ground.
Theme: “Service First. Ego Last.”

🌐 Welcome to Manchin – Klobuchar – 2028
Manchin (centrist from West Virginia, known for deal-making)
Klobuchar (pragmatic Senator, pro-worker, good on infrastructure)
Capitol Hill vets. Middle-roaders.
Theme: “Let’s Fix It”

🌐 Welcome to Cuban – Yang – 2028
Cuban (business-savvy, no-nonsense, moderate libertarian lean)
Yang (innovative, tech-minded, solutions over ideology)
Private sector brains, future-focused, not partisan warriors.
Theme: “New Rules. Real Results.”

🌐 Welcome to Stewart – Rice – 2028
Stewart brings sharp insight, credibility with younger and independent voters, and a long-standing commitment to veterans and government transparency.
Rice, former Secretary of State, offers deep foreign policy expertise, grace under pressure, and broad respect on both sides of the aisle.
Theme: “Accountability Meets Experience”
Nonpartisan integrity
Calm leadership in crisis
A ticket rooted in honesty, humility, and global perspective

Newsom & Buttigieg: The Progressive Engine
Newsom brings bold leadership and a climate-forward vision shaped by real-world governance in the nation’s most complex state.
Buttigieg delivers sharp, data-driven solutions with a calm, competent hand — turning infrastructure into innovation.
Together, they fuse ambition with execution — idealism with engineering.

“Throwing Off the MAGA Yoke” — A Call to Real Republicans
The real Republican spirit has always been one of work, decency, and courage. It’s the spirit of Eisenhower, who warned against blind militarism. Of Reagan, who knew America’s greatness was found in optimism, not anger.
“Admitting I was fooled would mean admitting I was wrong — and I can’t do that.”
Even obvious lies, when repeated enough, start to feel true. This is known as the illusory truth effect. The more often we hear something — even if it's absurd — the more familiar and comfortable
“Look! These 12 smiling people agree with me! Must be true!”
When reality is the reverse. Strong, honest message can stand on it's own, lies need the fake backing. 1. Visual Reinforcement of Support A lone person looks vulnerable. A wall of people behind them screams:
10% government stake in Intel – Good or Bad
Trump’s known investment profile: Public records and reporting show he has diversified holdings across multiple sectors (stocks, real estate, funds, etc.), including historical past holdings in companies like Intel. Yet, there is no indication that
A Call to Action: Defund Corporate Media and Support Independent Voices
Unsubscribe. Cancel your subscriptions. Withdraw your support. Defund them. Yes, it might mean sacrificing your favorite sitcom on Disney (a publicly traded behemoth with major institutional owners like Vanguard and BlackRock, entangled in a web
A Coastal Town Caught in the Crosshairs: Newport, Oregon’s Fight Against Federal Overreach
If Trump want an ICE detension facility, then turn Mar-A-Lago into one. Otherwise P - OFF
A Constitutional Case for Impeachment
The U.S. Constitution sets the bar for impeachment at “Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.” That last phrase, intentionally broad, has historically been interpreted to include serious abuses of power or violations of
A reminder for anyone dealing with sudden waves of hate on here:
A reminder for anyone dealing with sudden waves of hate on here: Most of it isn’t coming from real people. If it’s loud, angry, and designed to trigger you, it’s usually a bot or an
America’s Health Policy, Why This Series Exists – Healthcare in America
Examine policy outcomes without assigning personal motive Use real examples to illustrate structural dynamics Move deliberately, one concept at a time Include guidance on what signals matter and where influence exists
Anger in America, Part 1: Why People Are So Angry
The truth is, millions of Americans feel cheated. They feel as if the deck is stacked against them, no matter how hard they work or how carefully they play by the rules. They see the
Anger in America, Part 3: The Way Forward
We can’t pretend that the chaos and lies haven’t left scars. But we can take that energy and turn it into something constructive. Citizens still have power, even when it feels like the system is
As The New Year Begins, Let’s Move Forward
I support the Forward movement because it is one of the few efforts trying to pull American politics out of the tribal trench warfare it has been stuck in for far too long. I don’t
Balancing Green Ambitions with Real-World Energy Needs
Rather than vilifying fossil fuels entirely, we should demand smarter use. Cleaner-burning technologies, stricter emissions standards, and investments in carbon capture can reduce their impact while giving renewables time to scale. Likewise, green energy advocates
Ballrooms and Breadlines: When Power Loses Touch With People
I can understand the conservative point of view here. I’m conservative by heart and by history. I believe in responsibility, not dependency. I’ve seen the waste, the abuse, the fraud that creeps into welfare systems.
Be Prepared, Not off guard like the Berlin Wall
Why for an additional fee, we will even have your name inscribed on the handle for you, spelling not guarenteeed. Priced does not include shipping or handling. Probably fullfilled from our trade partner in Canada.
Betting Against The Economy, why would Trump do that?
When leaders or high-ranking officials make financial moves that profit from economic decline, it undermines the very foundation of public trust. Reports suggest former President Trump and some government officials may have engaged in activities
Between Socialism and Capitalism: Finding the Compromise
Between Socialism and Capitalism: Finding the Compromise Margaret Thatcher once said that “the problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money.” She meant that systems built entirely on redistribution can
Breaking News – Commemorative Throne Opens to the Public
BREAKING NEWS: The Donald “John” Trump Commemorative Throne opens to the public this week, inviting admirers to bask in marble and gold while paying tribute to the man who never met a surface too shiny
But I always thought..
What's it going to cost to tear all that crap down? and what are we going to do with that pile of extra D's and T's?
Canceled Kennedy Center Shows, 1st 6 months of Trump Taking the Center Over.
Since President Donald Trump took over as chairman of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in February 2025, at least 26 shows have been canceled or postponed, as reported by the Kennedy
Dealing with the aftermath
Those who remain — especially those already planning to leave — should stand up now. Speak clearly. Let us know you are better than this administration, better than blind loyalty, better than silence. If you’re
Do some elites or movements support depopulation — quietly or not?
RFK Jr.’s rhetoric around detoxing children, rejecting vaccines, and elevating “natural immunity” taps into those old, unscientific veins — and when implemented from a position of power, they do carry population-level consequences.
Do you want to get rid of Trump, the Rump?
Do you want to get rid of Trump, the Rump? Then stop the small petty comments and go do something. Don't think you can make a difference? then shut up and suffer.
Electorial College or Popular Vote
Democrats overwhelmingly favor the popular vote. Republicans strongly prefer the Electoral College. Independents lean toward the popular vote but are more divided. Overall, most Americans favor switching to a popular vote system.
Elon’s New Party – MAGA rebranded?
The ideologies listed under this fictional or satirical "America Party" (AMP) — Neoliberalism, Economic Nationalism, Right-Wing Populism, and Libertarianism — aren't radically different from the forces already influencing American politics. Let’s break them down and
Epstein Files Are a “Hoax” = Trump is a “Hoax”
Trump has effectively shifted from stoking interest in the Epstein case to condemning it as a partisan hoax, admonishing his own supporters in the process. This shift highlights core tensions between his rhetoric and that
Federal Judge Mark L. Wolf resigned, did we lose or gain a Champion?
Federal Judge Mark L. Wolf recently resigned from the District Court for the District of Massachusetts to protest President Trump's actions. In a published essay, he stated his resignation was necessary to speak out against what he
Free Speech ? Really?
@elonmusk @timnitGebru @glennbeck @TechCrunch #FreeSpeechTest #BotFree #SocialExperiment
From FEMA to Alligators, What’s for Lunch
We used to have FEMA: a flawed but functional system that, at its best, tried to show up when Americans were hurting. Hurricanes, floods, fires — the goal was to help people rebuild, not watch
Gerrymandering, The Cowards Confession
Let’s be clear: this isn’t clever strategy, it’s cowardice. It’s the political equivalent of moving the goalposts because you’re afraid to lose a fair fight. Even when done in retaliation, it’s still rigging — a
Gerrymandering: The Fire Trump Lit—and Why Everyone’s Getting Burned
The new Texas map, rammed through under Trump’s influence, would give Republicans nearly 80% of the state’s congressional seats—even though they win just over half the vote. This isn’t just a tilt; it’s a landslide
Gerrymandering: Why Do Rules Exist If No One Follows Them?
So the question remains: if no one is playing by the rules, why do the rules exist? Perhaps the answer is that the rules are waiting—for us. They are waiting for citizens to demand better,
Governing requires Thought not Fear
Governing requires thought, compromise, and foresight; dictating only needs instinctual levers: fear, greed, loyalty, and outrage.
Government Shutdown: A Nation in Gridlock and Shootings
Our commentary: We don't believe the increase is shootings is related to firearms, even though they were used. Our belief is that as people feel more and more polarized and lose all hope of control
Guilt by Association: Your Silence on MAGA’s Shadow, You’re So Screwed
You didn’t run when you had the chance. Post-2020, when whispers of independence could’ve saved you, you drowned them out with the roar of primary fears and donor demands. You gave eulogies for the old
Here we are at a time of reflection, peace and compassion, what are we missing?
I'll keep is short because it's obvious, it's trust. We have nothing to trust. Especially our Government. When there isn't even an effort to disguise a lie anymore, when we are expected believe whatever we
Hey SCOTUS, it’s time to start doing what’s right.
It's time to put the Nation first and tell the Pumkin Head where to put it. Current Status Payments on Hold: Full November SNAP benefits are paused nationwide pending the 1st Circuit's ruling and potential
Hey Senator, the President didn’t Elect you, we did.
Stop pretending the party and the philosophy are the same thing “Rapid swings create unintended consequences — let’s slow this down.”
High‑Level Analysis: How a Bipartisan Containment Strategy Could Incentivize Both Parties
If the Epstein materials threaten individuals far more powerful than Trump, then Trump’s resistance to transparency might be driven by external pressure. In such a scenario, the political system — including members of both parties
How about some Real Free Speach
I'm thinking of a free speech challenge to Elon, is bot traffic free speech, is ad revenue theft free speech, is radical left or right hate bot meme attacks free speech or is an honest
How Jeff Bezos Brought Down the Washington Post by The New Yorker
How Jeff Bezos Brought Down the Washington Post by The New Yorker The Amazon founder bought the paper to save it, Ruth Marcus writes. Instead, with a mass layoff, he’s forced it into severe decline.
How much are they worth?
When you read that comment, Oh how did so and so make 6 Million Dollars while in Congress, don't just be a Putz and repeat it. Fact check it. All members of Congress must file
How REAL Social Media FREE SPEACH Could Work
No child exploitation No credible threats of violence No doxxing of private individuals No coordinated foreign interference No impersonation or fraud #FreeSpeechTest #BotFree #SocialExperiment #HumanDiscourse #FreeSpeechTest #SocialExperiment
How Trump is Controlling Free Speech
I asked Grok "Trump sues everyone who says anything bad about him, I see it as his way of eliminating free speech through intimidation, am I missing something here?" Searched for "Trump lawsuits free speech
I Told You So:
Oh, how sweet it is to perch atop the rubble of bad decisions and crow, "I told you so!" For years, we warned you—yes, you, with your rose-tinted glasses and stubborn faith in quick fixes.
I’m more Christian than you, so there.
Hard to take MAGA’s ‘Christian’ identity seriously when half the accounts preaching hate in Jesus’s name aren’t even from the U.S. — just overseas ops posing as believers.
ICE and the Gestapo: Structural Parallels in Authoritarian Policing
Scale and intent: The Gestapo enforced a totalitarian regime, committed genocide, and worked outside any ethical framework. ICE, despite its excesses, operated within a constitutional democracy. Resistance and visibility: ICE faces ongoing resistance from U.S.
In My Opinion. Trump hasn’t lost it, he never had it.
The following is un edited, my question and the reponse. And I asked for permission to use it. Question: Looking for an opinion, doesn't have to be fact and this is conversation, not fact checking.
Insanity Rules
And if you want to know who is to blame, look in the mirror. Only you can stop it. Everyone needs to SHUT UP and get rid of the INSANITY.
It is time to wake up
Eisenhower’s decision was not about war it was about truth. He foresaw that memory fades and denial grows. He wanted to make disbelief impossible. His visit ensured that what he saw that day would not
It’s good to be king. no wait, it’s good to be god.
Birds of a Feather stick together. What a bad joke we are living. 84 days out of a 7 year sentence?
It’s Not About Zelensky — It’s About Stopping Putin
Putin’s invasion of Ukraine wasn’t provoked by NATO expansion or western meddling — it was fueled by a belief that smaller, weaker neighbors don’t deserve true independence. That belief has no place in a modern
J.D. Vance: From Hillbilly to Henchman
Once the voice of Appalachian disillusionment, J.D. Vance built his brand as the reflective conservative who got it. He warned us about the dangers of Trumpism. He questioned the grift, the chaos, the cult. But
January 6, 2021 A few Patriots just had a little fun
This wasn’t a spontaneous outburst of frustration. Investigations show it was fueled by false election-fraud claims, coordinated activity, and leaders riling up the crowd. PBS+1 More than 1,000 people have been charged; many convicted of
Liar, Liar, pants on fire.
Sometimes a little education is in order. I'm not calling anyone out, I'm explaining a condition. A condition I sadly to aware of. I was raised by a Pathological Liar, I bear the scars but
Loyalty to Country, Not to a Man
Real loyalty isn’t to a man. Real loyalty is to our country. And a country shows its loyalty back by taking care of its people. That means intelligent solutions, not slogans. It means tackling the
MAGA Hypocrisy
First I would like to say I never saw Charlie Kirk do anything so I certainly have nothing bad to say about him, and I do not appove of the violence and cetainly not murder.
Making The Two Party System Work. Politics for Dummy’s
But if you can get them off their soap boxes and convince them to compromise, open their eyes to what the other side wants, you should end up with this.
Martial Law, if you Allow It. Kiss Freedom Goodbye
He is doing it again, he tried it in Los Angeles and was pushed back. He was swamped with No King protests and changed the subject, deflection 101. He let it cool down. You have
Martial Law, The Beginning of the End
D.C. is unique — it’s not a state, so Congress already has extraordinary oversight powers. That makes it a tempting testing ground for executive overreach. If a president successfully assumes direct operational control of its
Maybe the problem is us
And while we fought, they sold us lies. They sold us hope like a product. They sold us outrage like entertainment. They told us we were powerless — and they would fix everything. But they
Midterms 2026, get ready to make a difference. Tell Edgar enouph is enough.
Only through education can you understand the issues. Only through observation can you make informed decisions. Only by thinking for yourselves can you make a difference. And only by voting can you be heard.
More on Free Speech – Lets Cut Through the Manure
Today it’s illegal hate speech. Tomorrow it’s “destabilizing speech.” Next week it’s “misleading narratives.” And soon… dissent itself becomes questionable.
Mr President, can you say afforability?
Mr President, can you say affordability? It's a big word and it's real for a lot of people, when you are in Mar-A-Lego this Christmas taking a shower of gold coins instead of standing in
National Guard Deployed in Washington D.C – What the truth may actually be?
The effects of the National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C. are mixed, and people are seeing both “positive” and “negative” outcomes depending on perspective, values, and what metrics they use. Here’s a breakdown of what
New York, The Sun, True or False
Do you ever look behind the posted numbers in a column to see what's being reported? Yes the 4.3 is correct. but it's offset by the government shutdown and lack of government spending during that
No Kings — Waking Up Together
Imagine if someone finally asked the right questions. An honest poll of the No Kings protests. Not the headlines, not the pundits, not the spin — just the people there.
No Kings Protest
Don't believe the ridiculous propaganda being forced down our throats, don't believe the lies and don't bend the knee. And don't take our word for it. Do some research, do some fact checking and above
Novel thought, lets fix it instead of killing it.
Why does MAGA insist everything is broken beyond repair and rarely propose how to fix it? There’s a politics to demolition: it’s simpler to declare a system rotten, blame enemies, and promise a clean sweep
Okay, He’s Been Impeached, Now What?
Trump may be impeached, but unless the movement itself is rejected—and the people propping it up held accountable—we’re just swapping one version of autocracy for a smoother, more effective one.
Oregon stopped Trump (for a while) why hasn’t Illinois stopped trump?
The Texas National Guard troops arriving in Chicago are technically operating under Texas state orders, not federal activation (Title 32 status). That means they’re still under Governor Abbott’s command, not Trump’s.
Palisades Fires, who’s to blame?
I grew up in Southern California and my perspective is someone who lived the Southern California cycle with a clarity that a lot of outsiders, politicians, and even reporters miss. Southern California has always been
Part 1 – When MAGA Loyalty Meets Reality
Millions of Americans who once cheered for the populist energy of Donald Trump are now staring at the price tag. Not just in dollars, but in dignity. In lost healthcare. In broken promises. In mounting
Part 1: Trust Became the Weak Point – HealthCare in America
As systems grew more complex, institutional communication often became more defensive. Language shifted toward legal precision and risk avoidance, rather than clarity. Explanations became longer but less informative. Mistakes were corrected quietly, if at all.
Part 2 – The Awakening of the Woke
I’m building a political cartoon arc that speaks to the people everyone else has forgotten — the voters who are done with performative politics and ready to rebuild, quietly and seriously.
Part 2: When Expertise Became Personal – HealthCare in America
Public health expertise was not always controversial. For decades, it functioned largely in the background—technical, imperfect, and mostly invisible. When it worked, few noticed. When it failed, corrections were usually quiet and procedural. That changed
Part 3 – Come Together
Through 3 six-panel series (and growing), I show the parallel awakenings of MAGA and Woke Americans — not to each other’s flaws, but to their shared betrayal. From there, they move toward reluctant cooperation.
Part 3a – When This Happened Before – Healthcare in America
Smoking-related illnesses rose predictably. Generations adopted a habit already known to be dangerous. The burden fell disproportionately on working-class families, veterans, and rural communities — long before those terms became political shorthand. By the time
Part 3b – Repetition As Policy Signal – Healthcare in America
When these phrases appear once, they may reflect genuine uncertainty. When they appear repeatedly, over weeks or months, they become signals. The tobacco era showed this clearly. For years, the same reassurances were offered while
Part 4: When Responsibility Moves Quietly – Healthcare in America
When health policy stalls, something important happens that is easy to miss. Responsibility doesn’t disappear. It moves. And almost always, it moves away from systems and toward individuals. This shift rarely arrives with an announcement.
Part 5: Choice vs. Coverage – Healthcare in America
After responsibility shifts to individuals, the system offers something in return. It offers choice. At first glance, this feels like a fair trade. More options suggest more control. More plans suggest better fit. More flexibility
Politicians Make Promises With No Binding Obligation To Deliver
The Constitution protects broad political speech. Campaign promises are legally treated as opinions or aspirations, not contracts. Courts generally won’t police political lies — they leave it to voters, the press, and opponents to challenge
Politicization of Economic Data. When it sounds too good to be True, it Usually Is
On August 2, 2025, Trump abruptly dismissed Erika McEntarfer, commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), after a jobs report showing slow employment growth. He accused her of fabricating data without evidence—a claim widely
Project 2025 and Donald Trump
Project 2025 is a comprehensive plan developed by the Heritage Foundation, a prominent conservative think tank, to reshape the U.S. federal government if a Republican—likely Donald Trump—returns to power in 2025. It's officially called “Mandate
Promises and Prescriptions: The Reality of Veterans’ Healthcare in Trump’s Second Term
Trump’s rhetoric remains bold: “No one has done more for veterans than me.” But behind the slogans, a different reality unfolds — particularly for those living in rural America, where access to quality care is
Renaming The Kennedy Center
These proposals follow Trump’s appointment of himself as chairman of the Kennedy Center’s board in February 2025, after replacing Biden-appointed trustees with his own allies, including Richard Grenell as president. The Kennedy Center, established in
Reporting Under Fire: How Trump’s Lawsuit Against Murdoch Is Reshaping Political Journalism
In an era where power no longer needs to pass laws to control speech, it simply needs to raise the cost of telling the truth. And that cost is now being paid in court.
RFK Jr. and the Collapse of Credibility — When Fringe Becomes Dangerous – Part 4
RFK Jr. is a master of half-truths—statements that contain just enough kernel of reality to confuse the public and just enough innuendo to suggest shadowy forces at work. He constantly positions himself as the last
RFK Jr. and the Weaponization of Doubt – Part 2
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was once a respected environmental attorney and activist. But today, he’s better known for something else: a steady stream of anti-science rhetoric dressed in the language of rebellion and “truth-telling.” What
Robert F. Kennedy Independent Thinker, I Think Not – Part 3
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has built his entire campaign on one central appeal: “I don’t trust them, and you shouldn’t either.” Them, of course, being the government, the media, public health officials, scientists, pharmaceutical companies,
Robert F. Kennedy Jr – Part 1
Revoked COVID‑19 vaccine recommendation for children & pregnant women Released a directive removing the blanket CDC recommendation for COVID-19 vaccines in these groups This has prompted multiple lawsuits from bodies like AAP, ACP, and Infectious
Seditious my Ass
By labeling this “sedition,” Trump is effectively punishing someone for advocating compliance with basic military ethics and the law. Historically, this looks like a leader rewarding disobedience to law for political gain, which can backfire
Seeking the Truth as opposed to Affirmation
In essence, a fact-checker's loyalty is to the truth, wherever it may lead. For someone simply seeking to support their own views, their loyalty lies with their pre-existing beliefs.
Seize Control of Voting, Who is Behind the Curtain
My question is who is actually the architect? I don't believe Trump ever had the smarts to do this on his own and certainly not now. Someone or some organization is orchestrating everything behind the
Should we support Ukraine?
It's Not About "Supporting Ukraine" That sounds like a moral favor. This is about stopping a pattern of behavior that, if left unchecked, will extend beyond Ukraine’s borders—and possibly beyond Europe.
So WOKE, unmanly, not pointy and unreadable.
Tiny Tim Cratchit finally gets a new pencil, farmers get a 30% “bailout” that’s really their own money, and Marco Rubio… well, he’s still agonizing over whether the font says “leadership” or “panic.” Welcome to
Sometimes it’s so obvious you have to slap yourself.
It’s about his inability to deal with the word NO That’s the core.Trump cannot tolerate boundaries.Trump cannot accept limits.TRump cannot coexist with independent minds. In a healthy leader, No becomes: a check on power, a
Spider Silk, the fabric for Mars
Spider silk’s intrinsic properties make it almost tailor-made for advanced aerospace and bioengineering uses: Extreme tensile strength — stronger than steel by weight, yet flexible. Lightweight and breathable, which could make it ideal for space