by Donald Jeffries, “I Protest”:
Building the new Technocracy
I haven’t written much lately about Donald Trump. The man I christened Trumpenstein. After all, there is only so much you can write about any one individual, even one who is at the center of all political discourse now. He continues to effortlessly shuffle back and forth between populist rhetoric and RINO reality.
He has undeniably given his MAGA faithful more red meat this time around. RFK, Jr. was the most revolutionary presidential appointee of my lifetime. He is openly promising to dismantle the Medical Industrial Complex. Imagine having food without red dye and countless dangerous, unnecessary preservatives? Or clean tap water to drink? I am very dubious that RFK, Jr. will be approved as HHS secretary, or any other position in government. But Trump vowed to use his power of “Recess Appointments” to get RFK, Jr., Tulsi, and Matt Gaetz through a Congress that was never going to approve them. So what happened to all that “Recess Appointments” talk? Gaetz summarily withdrew, after the contrived scandal which grew out of an extortion attempt on his wealthy father was revived by Congress and our state controlled media. His replacement, Pam Bondi, won’t be draining any swamp.