Yes, Virginia, There is a Constitutional Crisis
The constitutional crisis we’re staring at is the bastard child of decades of cowardly leadership and political theater.
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The constitutional crisis we’re staring at is the bastard child of decades of cowardly leadership and political theater.
Trump, staring outward with his absurd foreign policy and grandiose promises, while Musk is lurking in the shadows, a digital predator, silently siphoning off data to fuel his artificial empire.
This isn’t about “reaching across the aisle” or “bipartisan unity.” Those terms are the embalming fluid of a dying republic.
The Democrats seem to forget that when you treat every disagreement like a personal affront, you’re not building a better future — you’re building a battlefield.
We are always teetering on the brink. Always. One bad election, one wave of fear, and we can slip right back into the darkness.
And now, as the world stumbles toward another Age of Darkness, we find ourselves once again at the mercy of the same forces—the ultra-rich, cloaked in the same old justifications of divine right and moral righteousness.