After my last two posts, I think I need to make something very clear. Where do I actually stand on all of this? Well, you know where I stand. I’m against it. I’m against ICE unjustly affecting people. And I mean people. Not just people I like. Not just people I agree with. Not justContinue reading “So Where Do I Stand?”
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A Small-Scale Version of My Prediction Is Already Happening
I want to add something to my previous post, because after seeing more reactions to the Milo Yiannopoulos detention today, I think there’s an important distinction to make. I said that part of my prediction was that eventually we’d see people flip their positions on ICE depending on who ICE was going after. And IContinue reading “A Small-Scale Version of My Prediction Is Already Happening”
Well, I Called It: ICE Just Detained Milo Yiannopoulos
A few weeks ago, I wrote something on this blog that, at the time, was really more of a prediction than anything else. I said that I believed it was only a matter of time before ICE eventually arrested, detained, or deported someone who was a prominent figure within the MAGA movement. And now, hereContinue reading “Well, I Called It: ICE Just Detained Milo Yiannopoulos”
Why I Believe MAGA Will Eventually Turn on ICE
One prediction I have about American politics is that eventually a significant portion of the MAGA movement is going to turn on ICE. Not all of them, of course. Political movements are rarely unanimous about anything. But I think there will come a moment when many of the same people who today defend ICE, praiseContinue reading “Why I Believe MAGA Will Eventually Turn on ICE”
A Dangerous Precedent: Why Deploying ICE Agents to U.S. Airports Will Endanger Everyone
The announcement that the U.S. government plans to send Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents into airports across the country under the guise of helping with security is not just another controversial political stunt. It represents a profound misstep with far‑reaching consequences for the safety, security, and civil liberties of Americans, lawful residents, foreign visitors,Continue reading “A Dangerous Precedent: Why Deploying ICE Agents to U.S. Airports Will Endanger Everyone”
Trump Made America Less Safe — And Now We’re Living With the Consequences
It is now March 4, 2026. A few days have passed since the United States and Israel attacked Iran. A few days since reports surfaced that Iran’s leadership may have been decapitated. A few days since the world tilted further toward chaos. And now we are living in the immediate aftermath. The rhetoric has shiftedContinue reading “Trump Made America Less Safe — And Now We’re Living With the Consequences”
The Fat Kid in the Brown Hoodie Is The Most Unintentionally Based Person of 2026, and I Will Die on This Hill
There is a moment in One Piece, one of the most beloved manga and anime series ever created, where a young rubber-bodied pirate named Monkey D. Luffy does something that makes every person watching drop their jaw simultaneously in horror and absolute euphoria. He punches a Celestial Dragon. For the uninitiated, Celestial Dragons are essentiallyContinue reading “The Fat Kid in the Brown Hoodie Is The Most Unintentionally Based Person of 2026, and I Will Die on This Hill”
When Political Theater Becomes Human Tragedy: The Democrats’ Shutdown Gambit Over ICE
There’s a special kind of rage that comes from watching the same political disaster unfold twice, especially when the architects of that disaster somehow convince themselves that repeating their failures constitutes strategy. We’re watching it happen again, right now, as Democrats position themselves for another government shutdown, this time theatrically centered around Immigration and CustomsContinue reading “When Political Theater Becomes Human Tragedy: The Democrats’ Shutdown Gambit Over ICE”
When the Constitution Meets the Crosshairs: Alex Pretti, Federal Power, and the Breaking Point in Minnesota
There are moments in a country’s history when a single incident becomes more than a tragedy. It becomes a mirror. A stress test. A warning flare fired into the dark, forcing everyone to look at the fault lines that were already there. The killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis feels like one of those moments.Continue reading “When the Constitution Meets the Crosshairs: Alex Pretti, Federal Power, and the Breaking Point in Minnesota”
When Federal Power Crosses the Line: Why ICE Arresting a NYC Council Member Should Terrify Everyone
There are moments in a city’s history that feel like a loud crack in the foundation, moments that make you stop and realize something has gone deeply wrong. ICE arresting a sitting New York City Council member is one of those moments. Not because you have to like that council member. Not because you haveContinue reading “When Federal Power Crosses the Line: Why ICE Arresting a NYC Council Member Should Terrify Everyone”