The man you vote for, measured by the book you swear by. State Senator Rusty Crowe posted this week that the Ten Commandments are the foundation of this nation’s
An old orange politician recently said, “I don’t know how long I’ll be around.” Neither do you.Neither do I. At midnight the house settles. Moonlight
How the Big Beautiful Bill Gutted Rural America By Michael “Gene” Scott December 23, 2025 2027: Sarah Can’t Find a Doctor Tuesday morning, rural Kansas.
From Sitcom Laughs to Governing Strategy “I see nothing! I hear nothing! I know nothing!” Sergeant Hans Schultz, the bumbling guard at Stalag 13 in
– The Nap Strikes Back (VERSE 1) He used to bark from a TV stage, “Sleepy Joe’s too old for the age!” Mocked the man
[Verse 1]Eleven strangers on a boat off Trinidad at dawnA missile from a cloudless sky and then another oneTwo men in the water reaching for
The picture tells the tale … Empty Chair Verse 1He stood like the lights were too brightArms down and his face turned to stoneHe didn’t
Smart women infuriate the president. Had he lost to a smart black woman, he’d probably be living in a Saudi Arabian pedo-hut with his butt-slapping rich degenerate Aye Rabb buddies.
This song started with a question I couldn’t shake: What would Lincoln think if he saw America today? Malice Toward All, Charity for None turns
Don’t Believe You’re Lying Eyes! When it comes to reading comprehension, context is key. But what happens when the context is curated? Cropped? Controlled? Long
For the Kids Who Can’t Punch Back RFK Jr. is selling salvation with the track marks still visible under his sleeves. The hardest part wasn’t
A protest song for a broken system… Don’t know about you, but I’m about fed up with this blatant authoritarian blitzkrieg. Writing songs about it
It’s not the past. It’s the present. There’s a particular kind of blindness that comes from being too close to the threat—a refusal to see
“Temu Hitler” is a protest song built from anger, memory, and truth. It names what most try to soften: a system that redraws maps to
When Stephen Miller sneered at protesters in Washington, D.C.—mocking them as “elderly white hippies” who “need to go home and take a nap”—he meant to
Elon Musk’s Power, Politics, and the Cracks Beneath Leonardo DiCaprio stands at the bow of the Titanic, arms spread wide, wind in his face, shouting,
by Herman Garcia In the Tri-Cities area, we face a significant issue with racial profiling by law enforcement. This problem became painfully clear during the
We’ve been fooled before, but we don’t have to be fooled again. The power is in our hands, if only we’re brave enough to use it.
ALERT! Let’s play The Republican Game and foment chaos instead of working for the American people:  John Wayne Gacy and JD Vance appear to be
Was pleasantly surprised last night by Josh Shapiro’s and Tim Walz’s speeches. There is hope! They both see the lunacy in the opposition’s policy of
I’ve never shared an entry from my personal diary before, but today I got up and read the newspaper and discovered: On November 8, 1923,
Looked like the GOP would gather new seats in the mid-terms. They had it nearly sewn up. But then they stripped constitutional rights and freedoms
Whether we buy into the idea that humans are a virus or not doesn’t matter. What matters is how we react to the situation.Â
Lots of bluster and fear mongering from the White House these days over immigration while the nation passes the potato chips and gazes mindlessly at
You can’t make up this sort of thing. People would laugh and throw disgusting objects at you for inserting blatant — although natural — irony
Our current health care mess is more a political debacle than a substantial challenge to the intellect when it comes to solvency. Morally? We can do
