Time didn’t pick him because they think he’s a “great leader” or “visionary.” They chose him because he’s been the uncontested center of chaos and confusion for years. He’s the flawed, ego maniacal, airbrushed hero of America’s ugliest, most embarrassing story.
His ringing of the bell wasn’t a sign of progress — it was a reminder that we’re still stuck in the chaos he created.
Welcome to the future, where education is just another wrestling match.
It’s as if Trump, in his infinite wisdom, reached into a dumpster, pulled out whatever scraps of human detritus he could find, and called it a “team.”
Hunter Biden didn’t just wake up one morning and decide to turn his life around. He got his pardon because his father, the President of the United States, gave it to him.
The old guard of political debate, with its moderate arguments and reasonable compromises, has been replaced by a moral free-for-all, where lies are truth, corruption is competence, and cruelty is strength.
This is the death of a nation, not a rebirth. Trump and his cabinet are not building a new world — they’re erasing the old one.
Powerful figures can flout the law and escape consequences, undermining public trust in both the justice system and democratic institutions. And Trump, after all the evidence, is allowed to walk free, it will set a dangerous precedent for future leaders to believe they are above the law.
The more the Democratic Party fails to match the intensity of Trump’s challenge to American democracy, the more it risks becoming complicit in the erosion of democratic norms.
