When the bar is on the floor, it’s not hard to imagine someone worse, it’s hard to believe how quickly they’ll get there. The drunk was the chaos. What comes next is control. And that’s always more dangerous.

Everything Trump says lately sounds like it was pulled straight from a Kremlin playbook, division, disinformation, and endless attacks on democracy. It’s not a coincidence. It’s a strategy. Undermine trust, rewrite reality, and watch people cheer while it all burns.🥵

It’s not incompetence. It’s intentional. And if we’re still hoping they’ll come around, we haven’t been paying attention.

I’m in Florida, so I know. Every day feels like a test to see how far they can push cruelty and chaos before people stop noticing. Our lawmakers aren’t protecting us, they’re protecting their proximity to power.

Trump’s accusations were never about others. They were projections, confessions in disguise.
We had 4 years of warning. Every post, every rant, every lie, it was all foreshadowing.
He told us exactly who he was.
We just didn’t want to believe the villain says the quiet part loud.

Hegseth resigning wouldn’t just be accountability, it could be strategy.
Paint him as the martyr, claim he was punished for “telling the truth,” and use it to energize the base. Then replace him with someone worse, but quieter. Watch the narrative shift. This isn’t cleanup, it’s repositioning.

Not every grain of sand is fascism. But if the system keeps shifting right, protecting power, and targeting the vulnerable, you better start counting grains before the heap becomes irreversible.

Sure, not everything is a heap but when the pile is high, smoking, and full of authoritarian garbage, maybe the problem isn’t overreaction, it’s that some people still want to debate the definition while others are already being buried in it.