Gill: "The FBI has admitted that it has in its possession training videos instructing analysts at the FBI on how to redact the Epstein files ... instructing them on how to find and log and mark Trump's name and other information for redaction."

When Trump said, "I don’t think about Americans’ financial situation," he wasn't lying.

Workers' share of the national income is at its lowest point in nearly eight decades. This chart explains one reason we got here — and how we can get out.

Medicare for All - "That's socialism!" Social Security - "That's socialism!" Debt free education - "That's socialism!" Universal childcare - "That's socialism!" $1 trillion in tax cuts for the richest 1%... "That's just how it is."

The top 10% of Americans held 93% of all stocks, the highest level ever recorded. Meanwhile, the bottom 50% of Americans held just 1%. So, the bottom lives paycheck to paycheck & won't be able to buy stocks or own a home & we want whether they retire or not tied to stocks ownership? No thank you

Random reminder that the GOP's tax cuts for their billionaire donors ballooned the deficit, so they're blaming the problem on Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid — while making cuts to programs that millions of Americans rely on. It's socialism for the rich, harsh capitalism for everyone else.

Trump's ever-expanding list of taxpayer grifts: -$1.8B slush fund for political allies -$1B for ballroom "security" -$1B for Qatar jet refurbishments -$230M in DOJ "compensation" -$100M+ for golf outings When he says he "doesn't think about Americans' financial situation," I believe him.

He’s literally stealing OUR money to pay HIS fucking goons for attacking OUR capitol FOR him.

EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES EPSTEIN FILES NOW!!!

At some point, extreme wealth hoarding starts looking a lot like any other hoarding disorder— except instead of stacks of newspapers filling a house, it’s resources and power being pulled out of circulation while society around it deteriorates.

Robert's Right ✅️.......

There are basically 5 ways to accumulate a billion dollars: 1) Profiting from a monopoly 2) Insider-trading 3) Political payoffs 4) Fraud 5) Inheritance Don’t believe the self-made myth.

These charts tell the same story nearly every time: Trump created the mess, Biden inherited the worst of it, and did the hard work to fix it. Yet MAGA still blames Biden for the damage Trump caused — while pretending Trump is the one who cleaned it up.

Well this aged terribly

Ford CEO Jim Farley: We should not let Chinese EVs into the US. Jim himself drove a Chinese Xiaomi Su7 and has been to China 6-7 times a year. He said, "It's the most humbling thing I've ever seen. They have far superior in-vehicle tech." Can't win, so they ban.

“The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress.” – Frederick Douglass

We can call it the "Equal Whites Amendment." #Satire

#Melania Your husband was gleeful about the deaths of #RobertMueller & #RobReiner, he yells at & demeans female reporters on a weekly basis, he encouraged a mob to endanger the life of his former Vice President. And on and on. . . So, #Melania, America is asking you to kindly f*ck all the way off.

We have to stop the anti-Trump political rhetoric? There is a wannabe dictator trying to take over our country, and you want us to be nice to him? That is fucking hilarious.

Listen everyone. We must give Trump multiple millions to build a ballroom ASAP for his safety while he is planning to build a 5,000-seat outdoor arena to host a UFC at the WH. Get it? 😉😉

Not the most important thing, but there will be a determined effort to connect BlueSky with the shooter, framing it as a hotbed of dangerous radicals.

3rd Edition On Sale Now!

It’s “smart politics” when they do it. It’s “destroying the country” when anyone else does.

Good morning! Since Trump was re-elected, Forbes estimates— 💰His net worth is up $2.1 billion, to $6.4 billion 💰Eric’s is up 10x, to $400 million 💰Don Jr.’s is up 6x, to $300 million 💰20-year-old Barron is worth $150 million And Jared became a billionaire last year. Have a great day!

The stock market isn’t the economy— it’s a scoreboard for the wealthy. When half the stocks are owned by 1%, who do you think ‘record highs’ are for?

Happy 'Paying A Huge Portion of Your Income For Abysmal Healthcare, Lousy Wages, Underfunded Schools, A Wasteful War, and a Rapist Leader Day.' Time to end this regime...

Reminder: CEO Rick Scott was found guilty of 14 felonies and defrauding Medicare to the tune of 1.7B. Now he's a senator. I post this because people forget...

Gas prices are ‘frustrating’ for you— but ‘significant’ for them. That tells you everything about who the system is built for.

AI started as a promise open shared for everyone. Then came scale capital, and control. Now the same system is talking about 4-day workweeks and shared wealth ideas that sound like a return to that original vision. The ? is whether its built to share power or just manage the fallout of not doing it.

Poverty isn’t just an outcome— it’s the downstream result of policy decisions. That means it isn’t inevitable— it can be changed. Leadership is about having the clarity to admit that— and the courage to do something about it.

When systems allow harm to persist, pressure builds. What you’re seeing isn’t a solution— it’s a symptom.

When people can’t absorb the cost of living, the system doesn’t just strain— it destabilizes. What you’re seeing isn’t random. It’s pressure with nowhere to go.

When costs rise, it’s passed to you. When costs fall, it’s kept by them. That’s not market pressure— that’s pricing power.

If accountability and clarity matter to you—these people are worth the follow

When power concentrates, accountability doesn’t disappear— it gets deferred. And the longer it’s deferred, the more costly it becomes to enforce. That’s how systems drift from representation to control— not all at once, but through what goes unchallenged.

Checks and balances only work if they’re actually used. When one branch steps back, another doesn’t just act— it expands. Power doesn’t wait for permission. It grows where accountability is absent.

The line between ‘threat’ and ‘dissent’ isn’t fixed— it’s defined by whoever holds power.

Public gives the incentives. Workers take the cuts. Profits stay at the top. Risk is socialized downward. Reward is concentrated upward.

Do not be silent. Do not obey in advance.

The issue isn’t cost— it’s who the system is designed to benefit. When the public needs it, it’s ‘too expensive.’ When power wants it, the money appears

Budgets don’t just fund policy— they reveal priorities. What gets fully funded and what’s treated as “too expensive” tells you exactly who the system is built for.

When full-time work no longer provides basic stability, the issue isn’t effort— it’s where the value of that work is going. If more is being taken out than returned, that’s not failure— that’s extraction. Systems don’t break by accident. They produce exactly what they’re designed to.

“We can’t afford it” usually means “we’ve decided not to.” The question is— decided by who, and for whose benefit?

Power without competence isn’t protection. It’s risk with a badge. When institutions ask for more control while failing at the basics, they’re not keeping people safe— they’re maintaining the appearance of control while the cracks widen underneath.

They kept the tax savings. They cut the workers. And we’re still told it’s supposed to trickle down

When taxes on the wealthy fall, that money doesn’t disappear— it just stops coming back to everyone else.

When basic care is “too expensive” but endless war isn’t— you’re not looking at limits. You’re looking at priorities.