I'll support the unitary executive with one caveat: he has to do everything. Sign the checks, go to court and defend the policies, write briefs. Everything.

We need a non-delegation doctrine for the executive. Claiming no knowledge of key decisions—especially when they’ve devolved onto officials not even subject to Senate confirmation—should be grounds for injured parties to nullify those decisions.

Look, maybe it's all just a big fat coincidence that these dots all connect together and make Trump look corrupt as hell.

And Trump has gone from nearly broke to a portfolio of $11.6 billion.

Sinaloa is technically one of those narco-terrorist cartels, but I remind you, they haven't been hurt, and Hernandez did get pardoned.

And here's the really fun part: Guess how many of the 21 boat strikes are against Sinaloa, and guess how many are against their rivals? I know this because apparently, cartels use established drug trafficking routes, and none of them have been on the rountes Sinaloa uses.

And the people who are giving this money away are having lawsuits dropped by the federal government, getting pardons, and getting regulations changed on their behalf.

And the same Binance which secretly wrote the code for USDT1, a Trump-associated stablecoin, and created PancakeSwap, a marketplace promoting World Liberty tokens—which Trump and his family got a stake in and have made $648 million off in the first half of 2025.

The Trumps now have billions worth o

The same Binance whose founder, CZ Zhao, Trump pardoned earlier this year.

Thiel, of "he picked JD Vance to be VP" fame. This is also the same cartel that used Binance to launder its money through Próspera.

He TALKED about being anti-cartel, but he was actually using the Honduran government to prop up the Sinaloa Cartel. The same cartel that laundered money through Próspera, a kind of safe haven for cryptocurrency in Honduras, which Peter Thiel has billions invested in.

So the “ballroom” bullshit comes from his resentment about weather forcing his second inaugural indoors at the Capitol? The inauguration has been primarily a legislative-hosted function since George Washington first swore the oath of office in 1789.

Yes, they are advocating for exactly that. Government bureaucrats looking at strangers’ private parts, including children. Not just weird but sick. It needs to be said & spelled out every time they raise the issue.

Apple butter is widely available in the upper Midwest in the fall. Which is a shame, since it’s a jarred preserve and so could be on the shelf year-round.

This is the kind of functional illiteracy that makes me want to shout, “This is America: Speak English!”