While I support Trump, I’m not a cultist or die hard (I am “die hard” in that he’s the only one I’ll vote for, but not in that he can do no wrong) and my show rarely criticizes him. I harbor grave misgivings about the people he’s surrounded by, and my hope is that Trump subjugates them to his cult of personality and his will. Ultimately, I am optimistic about the future with Trump as president. I do feel the valid criticisms of Trump need to be aired, and I strongly dislike his critics from the right or the left. In my opinion, Michael Tracey is the most honest and informed critic of Trump who doesn’t seem to have an ideological chip on his shoulder. In other words I support Trump from what I like to think is the same position whence Tracey criticizes him: unaffiliated with any party or ideology. I strongly encourage you to read his pieces criticizing Trump and his aids, and follow the links in these essay to his work throughout the year.
Pete Hegseth, a “Recovering Neocon?”
The Great RFK Bamboozle of 2024 (highly recommended for those who are, like me, former libertarians)
Here is the singing of the Israli national anthem at Mar-a-Lago we reference
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