Divide, Distract, Dominate: How the Wealthy Are Winning While America Argues

If something feels off in America, that is because it is. We are a nation locked in endless arguments—over flags, bathrooms, holidays, and who gets to say what on a Tuesday. Every day brings a new cultural firestorm, but while we are busy fighting each other, the wealthiest Americans are quietly making off with everything … Continue reading Divide, Distract, Dominate: How the Wealthy Are Winning While America Argues →

Trump First, America Last

I like to be cordial. Respectful. Measured. I’m the kind of person who will tell you I disagree with you, offer a cookie, and still hold the door open. But let’s stop pretending that we’re dealing with just another Republican presidency. Donald Trump is not some off-the-cuff political outsider anymore — he’s the sitting President … Continue reading Trump First, America Last →

America, But Make It a Stress Dream

It’s April 2025, and I wake up every morning in the United States of Anxiety, where the headlines read like rejected plotlines from a political satire, and even my coffee has a stress warning label. Donald Trump is back in office, and as a Xennial—stuck between the eternal cynicism of Gen X and the over-analyzed … Continue reading America, But Make It a Stress Dream →

Some Poems I Enjoy

Poems are amazing things. With just so few words they can tell entire stories and express feelings that move the soul. here are a few that I enjoy. Terror of Death by John Keats When I have fears that I may cease to be Before my pen has glean'd my teeming brain, Before high-piled books … Continue reading Some Poems I Enjoy →