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The House That Protects Itself: AOC, the Transparency Vote, and the System That Enables Abuse

On March 4th, 2026, something happened in the United States House of Representatives that should have broken the internet, dominated every news cycle, and ignited the kind of righteous fury that Americans love to claim they have when it comes to protecting victims of sexual abuse. Instead, it was mostly met with the sound ofContinue reading “The House That Protects Itself: AOC, the Transparency Vote, and the System That Enables Abuse”

A Meeting That Tells Me Everything: Why Zohran’s Capitulation to Trump Feels Inevitable

There are certain moments in politics where, if you’ve been paying attention closely enough, you can practically feel the shift before it fully happens. You can see the pieces aligning, the tone changing, the public posturing giving way to something quieter, more strategic, more self-preserving. And for me, one of those moments happened recently whenContinue reading “A Meeting That Tells Me Everything: Why Zohran’s Capitulation to Trump Feels Inevitable”

Something Feels Off About Graham Platner

There’s a strange kind of feeling that sometimes creeps in when you watch politics unfold. It’s that subtle inner alert that says: something about this doesn’t sit right. Not because there’s proof, or scandal, or anything dramatic — but because the pieces don’t seem to fit together the way they should. That’s the feeling I’veContinue reading “Something Feels Off About Graham Platner”

Panic-buying, assaults, and other crazy things people are doing during the coronavirus pandemic

It’s no surprise to say at this point that people are doing some crazy shit during this coronavirus pandemic. You got people panic-buying supplies in such exorbitant amounts that they are leaving nothing for those who actually need the supplies. You also got people who aren’t social distancing, which not only puts themselves at risk,Continue reading “Panic-buying, assaults, and other crazy things people are doing during the coronavirus pandemic”

Incompetency And Common-sense

https://nypost.com/2020/02/20/coronavirus-infected-americans-flown-back-to-us-on-plane-full-of-healthy-people/amp/?fbclid=IwAR1QN9_2Qqb9Fhwnn6gcww4pcBFigrY8vy7WW-Rl71er74fkRgTSuzZTFQc This article from the New York Post talks about how Americans with the coronavirus were flown back to the US on a plane full of healthy passengers. As soon as I read the title, I immediately asked myself this question: how can people be so incompetent? Common-sense would tell you that if you areContinue reading “Incompetency And Common-sense”

“Humanitarian Intervention” Is An Oxymoron

There is no such thing as “humanitarian intervention.” It’s an oxymoron, and a blatant one if one were to take the time to ponder it’s meaning, the usage, and the context of the phrase. Interventions of ANY kind are not humanitarian ventures; not in the slightest. Lives are still lost, people get uprooted from theirContinue reading ““Humanitarian Intervention” Is An Oxymoron”

Sanders A Warhawk?

According to an article from “World Socialist Web Site” https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2020/02/14/sand-f14.html , Bernie Sanders had told the New York Times in an interview that he would “consider military force to pre-empt an Iranian or North Korean nuclear or missile test.” The article goes on further to say that Bernie would also be willing to use “militaryContinue reading “Sanders A Warhawk?”