Commentary
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When the Cameras Turned Off, So Did They MTG and Lauren Boebert’s Epstein silence is the loudest sound in Washington. They were never subtle about it. For days, Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert wrapped themselves in the language of “transparency,” pounding podiums and timelines with righteous fury. Release the Epstein files, they demanded. Expose
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They Were Meant to End the Conversation What was billed as a release of the Epstein files was not a reckoning. It was a controlled exposure. A demonstration of how power survives scandal not by denial, but by dilution. The public was given photographs without context, fragments without substance, and insinuations carefully stripped of consequence.
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Americans Are Joking About Working for the Cartel Because Washington, Trump, and the War on Drugs Made a Joke of the Country America is losing a vibes war to the cartel. Not a shooting war. Not a border war. A vibes war. And TikTok comment sections are the battleground. Videos joking that the cartel
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America Should Stop Pretending It Was Normal. There are presidential interviews. There are difficult interviews. And then there is the Politico interview with President Trump which played out like a masterclass in how to detach fully and confidently from reality while expecting the rest of the planet to clap. Trump appeared under the studio
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