Collective Consciousness

This is Tommy. Tommy had a question about my allegiances. Listen to the end to hear about his.

Waukesha Wisconsin

This is awesome. If your vote didn’t matter Republicans wouldn’t be trying so hard to stop you.

The No Kings movement isn't about hating America. It's about refusing to hand it to a grifter with a crown complex. March Saturday. Vote early - several states are already voting. Save the country. #VoteEarlyOnNoKings

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A decent start, but we need to completely rock this thing! Let’s go knock on some doors! This is our chance to correct coarse. Damage will continue. We can’t afford to lose any more ground. The generations-to-come will not stand a chance if we don’t make our stand! Allons-y!

Great article. This aspect is not as obvious as others, and real. So many scenarios scream that Trump is incapable of ending this, and it expanding into greater geopolitical positioning. Fundamentally, China, Russia, Iran and North Korea have no interest in it ending, and Trump is clueless.

You, more than anyone, know how Jesus got his superstar status next to you. Hegseth obviously doesn’t.

Amen

Allons-y!

October 1, 2026

I recall Kennedy asking Jack to define arrogance and self-righteous. I also recall Kennedy asking Jack if he believed in the tooth fairy and Easter Bunny. It’s been a day.

The cherry on top to Schmitt’s fubar was that Schmitt apparently had the audacity to confuse the Chairman’s home-state team for the Atlanta‘s NBA team.

Unnecessary things I learned today: 1) Jack Smith does not believe in the tooth fairy. And 2) Senator Schmitt. Didn’t know he existed until today, and really didn’t need to know that.

33. Failed to defend the rule that laws are made by Congress, undermining the basic architecture of representative government.

More to the point: The absence of knowledge is valued (unjustified belief) and they use it constantly.

32. Failed the institutional test of the oath of office consistently. The oath does not require members to support a president, party or ideology; it requires support for the Constitution and faithful discharge of congressional duties.

Mike Johnson tried to claim this was one of the most productive Congresses ever. Then a brutal fact check appeared right beneath his post for all to see.

Paying for votes is a crime for the payer and the recipient 18 USC 597. With five-year statute of limitations, the next DOJ could bring charges. And the conduct would be beyond the scope of presidential immunity for Trump. www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/...

A product of a reality devoid of knowledge, and, well, not knowing the difference.

Regardless of where you stand on other issues, the most important issue on the ballot in November is electing a Congress that fulfills its constitutional responsibility to check a lawless president. open.substack.com/pub/contrari...

😂 I asked Google AI a question. The answer: An unprecedented scenario involving 300 million bribed voters would result in an astronomical, mathematically theoretical accumulation of charges under 18 U.S.C. § 597…600,000,000 years.

At this point, the fact that they depended on 60 for this location alone, and expended over 100 at the end of Aug/beginning of September, puts us down at least another 160 from about 650. You can do the math.