I fought fascism today. #vote

"We are buried underneath the weight of information, which is being confused with knowledge; quantity is being confused with abundance and wealth with happiness.”
— Tom Waits

Democracy strikes back.

Great. Now let’s do this here, America.

Rehearsal #1. I’m back on stage September 25 in NYC for the launch of my new concert series (info/tickets: bnds.us/5jwiep), debuting new songs and stories, and performing with my full band (and some songs solo, too!). I hope you’ll join us, tickets going fast.

Save the dates! Advance tickets: bnds.us/5jwiep // Blake Morgan returns to the stage—relaunching his record-breaking NYC residency with five unique performances running from September 2025 to May 2026.

I fought fascism today.

As of today, he's down exactly 20 points since inauguration.
January 20 = +11 / April 28 = -9.
It's not going well for him.

Never forget, Joe Biden delivered:
- The largest economic recovery since Roosevelt
- Created 15 million new jobs
- Reduced inflation from 9.1% to 3.2%
- Reduced unemployment from 8.05% to 3.61%
- Maintained unemployment below 4% for the longest time in 60 years
- Change in Real GDP plus 12.6%

If Trump steers us into a recession, he will be the 4th Republican President in a row to do so:
-Trump (recession in 2025?)
-Trump (recession 2020)
-George W. Bush (recession 2008)
-George Bush (recession 1991-92)
Conversely, the previous 8 Dem Presidents have stewarded overwhelming economic growth:

Gee this is going so well

I love NYC so much. Recently, I read Pete Hamill’s wonderful book ‘Forever,’ a 600-page novel about a man who’s granted immortality on the condition that he never leaves Manhattan. I was 300 pages in before I realized it wasn’t my biography. This great city feeds my hope, even in the darkest times.

This unfiltered photo of me was taken on the rooftop of The Whitney Museum in NYC, in front of Kiyan Williams’ sculpture entitled Ruins of Empire II or The Earth Swallows the Master’s House.

(Photo by @janitaartist.bsky.social)

"There were some people who didn't like my being deeply involved with Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan and disreputable rock 'n' rollers. I didn't care about that because I was doing what I really believed."
—Jimmy Carter, 39th President of the United States