There is no perfect source of political information, but political ads are among the worst. They are an insult to your intelligence, even if you're an idiot. Ignore political advertising!

I’m with you on the strategy. The Nixon lesson still matters—Richard Nixon resigned only when Republicans chose the Constitution over party and had the votes to convict. Real accountability won’t happen until GOP voters and lawmakers demand it.

Exactly. That’s the legal definition—silence in exchange for a benefit. What’s being discussed here isn’t blackmail so much as coercion or abuse of power, where public resources or authority are leveraged for personal or political gain. Different label, same underlying corruption

Blackmail (legally): Demanding something in exchange for not revealing damaging information. Silence for payment/favor

That’s works too!

I know exactly what you mean. Music has always been a powerful, non-violent way to speak truth and show solidarity. Bruce Springsteen has a way of putting moral clarity into a song that cuts through the noise.

So beautiful 🌹😜

Joe Rogan calling Donald Trump’s description of Joe Biden “crazy” is rich, considering his own role in amplifying Trump in the first place. A lot of this chaos didn’t come out of nowhere—it was fueled by influential voices normalizing and promoting someone with a long record of instability.