We have to stop pretending wealth is proof of intelligence. In America, wealth tracks inheritance, access, tax policy, power, and proximity to capital, not moral virtue or superior thinking. If being rich meant being smart, we wouldn’t need bailouts or corporate subsidies.

If your high school principal won’t deal with the racist mascot, speak to the governor 💅🏾 Rebel Spirit season 2 is out this May!

I started my Substack, check it out.

I absolutely hate influencer style commercials.

The AI market paradox: Stocks soared 50.8% in 2025 while 76,440 workers lost jobs to automation in the same year. Investors are celebrating. Workers are terrified. Here’s why Wall Street’s AI euphoria masks a workforce crisis no one’s talking about 🧵

I remember when the GOP swore IDs for gun ownership were tyranny, because the Constitution protects that right, and you can’t compare it to a driver’s license which is not in the Constitution. Now they want voter ID and say, It’s just like a driver’s license. But voting is in the Constitution.

The entire anti wokeness nonsense of the past decade was about making this kind of gutter racism broadly acceptable again bsky.app/profile/adam...

ICE didn’t appear out of nowhere. It sits in a long American lineage of policing designed to control labor, movement, and belonging, especially for Black and Brown people. The parallels to 18th–19th century slave patrols aren’t rhetorical. They’re structural.

NO MORE DIASPORA WARS IN 2026!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Unfortunately, I could imagine that guy spraying @repilhan.bsky.social with something heinous like bacon fat.

Those who can’t afford to leave just die.

Be on the lookout for this guy showing back up in Minneapolis

“International law applies to everyone.” Reality: It’s enforced selectively. Threats or strikes against Venezuela, Cuba, Colombia, or Mexico get statements. Not consequences.

Bengals should fire Zac Taylor and hire John Harbaugh.

I believe nothing will come out of the UN, NATO, or EU in response to Venezuela.

GOP members are trying to frame U.S. actions toward Venezuela as a replay of Panama 1989. That analogy doesn’t hold—legally, politically, or internationally. This all leads back to Project 2025.

I’m certain the “Average American” will strongly disagree with the rhetoric and language coming from the right, but on the other hand will challenge every proposal and plan from the left.

For a nation whose national anthem proclaims “…home of the brave…” it’s quite surprising to find so many cowards leading major corporations, organizations, and the government.

Right-wing podcasters keep screaming that the “Western world” is collapsing. It’s vague on purpose — fear sells better than facts.

Just a 90’s dad #art #VeteranArt #Markers #Watercolors

2026 won’t be about big announcements — it’ll be about quiet moves. Project 2025 set the direction, 2026 is about locking it in. Here’s what to watch.

It’s always “not this quarter but next quarter”

Funny how members of congress with no experience in the medical field gave no idea how healthcare works.

Project 2025 wasn’t a campaign slogan — it was a governing blueprint. One year in, large portions aren’t hypothetical anymore. They’re being tested, piloted, or normalized.

This weekend’s TPUSA AmFest in Phoenix was nothing short of a White Christian nationalist rally in front of 30,000+ conservatives from across the country.

This week wasn’t chaotic — it was coordinated. Every headline points to the same strategy: avoid votes, obscure funding, and exhaust the public into silence.

Last night’s address wasn’t about governing — it was about control of the narrative. Big promises, selective facts, and a lot of heat aimed at people already under pressure.

The education crisis isn’t students — it’s states hollowing out public schools while pretending it’s “local control.”

This week wasn’t chaotic — it was coordinated. 15-year auto loans. Foreclosures up ~20%. SNAP money sitting unused while hunger rises. Corporate layoffs, stagnant wages, and quiet military escalation abroad. They call it stability. It’s extraction. Don’t let them lie or gaslight you.

Let’s stop pretending ICE is “just enforcing the law.” Its entire design mirrors the 19th-century slave-catcher system: hunt, detain, disappear. Different century, same state-sanctioned machinery targeting the same communities of color.

Today’s DHS hearing wasn’t “oversight.” It was a public rehearsal for a whiter, harsher America — wrapped in national-security cosplay.

Every headline this week points to the same truth: wealth moving up, rights pushed down, and the GOP laser-focused not on solutions — but on targeting Black and Muslim women in Congress.

Let’s just say the quiet part out loud: This regime isn’t inventing new tactics — it’s recycling Jim Crow playbook pages with 21st-century branding. Different century, same targets: Black people, Brown people, immigrants, the poor, and anyone outside the “preferred” demographic.

2025 National Security Strategy dropped a clear message: this regime wants a louder military footprint abroad and a tighter grip on who gets to belong at home. “Hardening the homeland” is now baked into national policy — migration is treated as a national security threat, not a humanitarian reality.

As a Bengals fan, we are currently holding a top 10 draft pick.

This regime has doubled down on its pattern: chaos through policy, stability for the wealthy, and instability for everyone else.

Kristi Noem announced the U.S. will expand its travel ban to over 30 countries, adding to the 19 already blocked. Noem refused to name the full list — citing “security concerns.”  It’s not just a policy shift — it’s a message: you can be foreign, but not “foreign enough.” Citizenship ≠ safety.

The housing squeeze just got a new wave. National data show prices and rents still soaring — but the supply shortage isn’t just about demand. A growing portion of American homes aren’t being sold to families — they’re being snatched up by big investment firms and corporate landlords.

The latest ADP report just dropped: 32,000 private-sector jobs lost in November — a surprise collapse after months of perceived “stability.” Small businesses took the hit hardest: firms under 50 employees shed ~120,000 jobs, as large companies added a few.

During the latest Cabinet meeting, Trump launched a public xenophobic tirade against Somali immigrants — calling them “garbage” and saying “we don’t want them in our country.” Cabinet members banged the table in agreement. Not a slip. It’s rhetoric used to justify cruelty, deportations, and erasure.

New today: Kristi Noem — head of DHS — called for a sweeping “full travel ban” on all countries she claims are “sending killers, leeches, and entitlement junkies” to the U.S. No list. No criteria. Just a blanket ban fueled by fear and xenophobia.

Monday opens with shaky markets and even shakier leadership. Global stocks slide, consumer confidence tanks, and the holiday “boom” is all smoke and mirrors. But the chaos isn’t random — it mirrors the incompetence and ideology of this regime’s Four Horsemen.

I never thought I would see the iconic Nike ads “Bo Knows” get whitewashed, but yet NBC did. Who asked for this?

Lane Kiffin leaving Ole Miss is opening the College Football Playoff Committee needed to slide Miami into the College Football Playoffs, but will they take it and leave Ole Miss out?

The economic mood in the U.S. is sliding rapidly — this week the consumer-confidence index crashed to its lowest level since April. Fear, uncertainty, rising prices, and political instability are now crowding the Thanksgiving table.

We need to talk more about White Christian Nationalism, Project 2025, and the Constitution. 🧵

Small businesses all over the U.S. are being squeezed this holiday season — tariffs, supply-chain chaos, inflation, rising costs, tighter margins. Meanwhile big retailers and online giants ride the wave of holiday demand, while independent shops struggle to survive.

I have a feeling Arch is going to open with a screen to the right with Wingo

On a first name basis with my fellow Kentuckians – the way it should be.

I see a lot of comments saying you can’t demonize a whole group of people based on the acts of an individual but, that what America has always done.