Note to time travelers: Replace Robert Mueller with Jack Smith to save mankind.

Sure. Deutsche Bank was probably being naïve when it financed the construction of Auschwitz. Sorry. Got distracted. What were you saying Marjorie Taylor Greene?

Today is one of those days when the consequence of a vote becomes painfully real. Today is the last day millions of families will have healthcare.

The Epstein files are like the 2008 financial crisis: vast damage, countless bad actors, one person in jail. Power brazenly protected. Systemically. From the top.

Congress needs to declare Epstein‑linked Non-Disclosure Agreements unenforceable so women, if they choose, can come forward and freely tell their stories

Deutsche Bank financed the construction of Auschwitz. This post is about Marjorie Taylor Greene

The Donald J. Trump Center for the Performing-Anywhere-But-In-The Donald J. Trump Center for the Performing Arts

Epstein’s co‑conspirators offering political support, and any official responding with “I’ll protect you, delay investigations, or grant favors,” constitutes classic bribery and obstruction‑of‑justice and triggers the full range of federal corruption statutes.

Marjorie Taylor Greene isn’t a naïve bystander. She’s an elected official. She should be held to the standards that come with that responsibility. Her actions caused real harm. Trying to blame anyone other than her—and the voters who put her in office—is both insane and another character flaw.

Russia will continue the fight because it views Trump's leadership as a strategic "window"—where poor judgement or outright incompetence increases the chance of jackpot gains. Why stop a fight, when you are fighting a fool?

The White House was always meant to project a kind of disciplined simplicity: not a palace, not a fortress, but a working house that symbolically belongs to the public.

Marjorie Taylor Greene didn’t inherit a toxic culture — she manufactured it. The only way to shut the door on her wreckage is to keep her far from power. She doesn’t get to rewrite her record or excuse the damage by suddenly pleading she was “naive.”

Right now would be an ideal time for Congress to declare Epstein‑linked Non-Disclosure Agreements unenforceable

Trump is the Russian Deep State

Everyone has the right to know if Epstein's co‑conspirators are connected to the same people who slow‑walked and resisted releasing these files

We need an investigation into who helped Epstein and his coconspirators hide their crimes and how they did it

Trump Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is next

No one says a thing about gender‑neutral bathrooms on airplanes after the drink cart goes by

Congress can demand NDAs tied to federal investigations, scrutinize whether they hid misconduct or silenced witnesses, press DOJ on any improperly honored agreements, and pass laws restricting NDAs in cases involving trafficking or abuse.

If Congress is going to exercise meaningful oversight over the Epstein files, the process has to end with clarity — not just about the documents, but about the people and the mechanisms that kept them hidden.

Stormy Daniels (Stephanie Clifford) argued that the NDA she signed in 2016 was not legally enforceable. The NDA used pseudonyms (“Peggy Peterson” for Daniels and “David Dennison” for Trump). Daniels signed as “Peggy Peterson,” but Trump never signed as “David Dennison.”

“I want you to realize that that dog that hasn’t barked is Trump.” - Epstein email sent to Ghislaine Maxwell, 2011

NDAs restrict the parties from speaking — not the courts, not reporters, and not third parties. Once an NDA becomes entangled in legal disputes, its existence and general terms can become public knowledge.

Stormy Daniels signed an NDA in exchange for payment. Court filings and reporting show that the agreement she signed included a sweeping arbitration clause requiring that any disputes be resolved through private arbitration.

It’s common for a Non‑Disclosure Agreement to include a clause that prohibits revealing the existence of the NDA itself, prohibits disclosing that a settlement or agreement occurred, and restricts discussion of the negotiations that led to it.

If a Non‑Disclosure Agreement is used to: - Prevent reporting a crime - Obstruct an investigation - Buy silence about criminal conduct …then the NDA is unenforceable.

A private agreement cannot erase, nullify, or “settle” a crime in the United States.

Trump wants you to think he wasn't The Skipper on Epstein's Island

The nice thing about Stephen Miller is that he looks like exactly what he is

This time next year Republicans will be pretending to save Medicaid

for some reason “unredact” isn’t considered a standard, dictionary‑recognized English word maybe it did at one time, and should be put back in

Telling relatives their health‑insurance premiums spiked because they’re the ‘waste’ Republicans vowed to eliminate is a reliable way to add zest to your family gatherings

The primary goal of the U.S. health care system is to extract wealth from people

Trump will try to rename Social Security after himself

The White House commandeering the DOJ's X account is a sign of motive and intent

A regional FBI field office is part of the FBI, and the FBI is part of the Department of Justice. A lighthouse can't discover its own light.

The administration controlling DOJ communications is a sign of tension between DOJ and the White House

CBS is Antifa Anti - First Amendment

The DOJ is functioning as Trump's personal legal defense and PR firm

Epstein's bank records will eventually identify everyone that enabled him

MAGA is a Trump movement in the same way Nazism was a Hitler movement. Unity comes from fanatical loyalty to a single person.

Retiring—or refusing to run—is an act of self‑preservation not some sort of moral clarity

Trump is probably waiting for Christmas to grant Ghislane clemency to make it extra special

The GOP is heading toward a split: a Trump-first faction, and a conservative remnant focused on preserving the constitutional republic. A schism is near. Trump will react to the near term, post‑midterm impeachment/removal risk. He will never surrender the fundraising and grift machine he’s built.

Trump will eventually give himself the Presidential Medal of Freedom

Trump’s Taj Mahal casino opened in April 1990 It filed for bankruptcy just 16 months later—so we're right on schedule

We are all equally free, or no one is

Conspiring with your Cabinet, to coordinate obstruction of a Congressional statutory request, is Racketeering, Conspiracy, and Obstruction.

Trump-class doilies make more sense

Pulmonary Embolism is a cheap and effective cure for Derangement Syndrome