SNAP vs the Insurance Lobby: The War on the Poor Is the Real Obamacare Legacy
I. The Safety Net They Couldn’t Monetize You know what the real problem with food stamps is? Nobody’s getting rich […]
Economics, Business, Culture, Lobbying
Culture, Uniparty
The Death of Civility: From Obama’s Rhetoric to Real-World Bloodshed | Obama’s Political Violence Exposed
Section I: The Smile That Broke the Country History will be kind to Barack Obama — at least, the kind
Military, Culture, Uniparty
The Forever War: What the War on Terror Really Left Behind
Section I: The Smoke Never Cleared The towers fell. The flags waved. The bombs dropped. And twenty years later, the
Culture, Corruption, Uniparty
The Gun Control Grift: How Politicians Turn Tragedy Into Theater
Section I: They Don’t Want Gun Control — They Want Control, Period Every time a high-profile shooting dominates the headlines,
Culture, Education
Trigger Warning: The Real Pattern Behind America’s School Shooters
I. The First Shots — Pearl High and the Columbine Blueprint The modern American school shooting didn’t begin with Columbine.
Business, Culture
The Cult of the Brand: How Brand Worship Replaced Identity
Section I: “You’re Not a Consumer — You’re a Worshiper” You don’t just buy anymore — you belong. That’s the
Corruption, Uniparty
The Map Is the Weapon: How Redistricting Rigged Democracy
Section I: The Quiet Coup They didn’t need tanks. They didn’t need tear gas. They didn’t even need a new
Culture, Technology
Monetizing Misery: How OnlyFans Turned Loneliness Into a Subscription Model
I. The Girlfriend You Rent by the Month OnlyFans sells the illusion that it’s different from the old-school porn business.
Immigration, Corruption, Economics, Labor
Blue State Immigration Economy: How Sanctuary Policies Fuel Profit & Crisis
Section I: The Performance of Protection You’ve seen the speeches. The banners. The hashtags. The billboards on the side of
Business, Culture, Labor
Lean In and Shut Up: Corporate Feminism Was Always A Scam
Section I: Lean In, Sell Out In the beginning, there was Gloria Steinem. Then came Sheryl Sandberg — and suddenly,