Coffee Break: Trump’s Stochastic Election Attacks, AIPAC Misfire
In 2026, U.S. politics is definied by two trends: Democrats surging in special elections and Trump attacking the very idea of elections.
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Coffee Break: Elon Musk Headed for Supernova with OpenAI Suit, SpaceX-xAI Merger?
Elon Musk, on paper the world’s wealthiest human, threatens to go supernova under the pressure of his appearances in the Epstein Files, his suit against OpenAI and Microsoft, the merger of SpaceX and xAI (formerly Twitter), and Tesla’s ever-changing business model.
Read more...Coffee Break: The Mask of Unreality Slipping?
Trump’s mask of unreality is slipping as the narrative collides with inconvenient realities like the Epstein files and election results.
Read more...Coffee Break: Stephen Miller vs ICE Barbie & Corey Is a Distraction
The notion that Trump Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and his allies may be falling out of favor with Trump is a delightful distraction, but we shouldn’t let palace intrigue take our focus off the looming civil conflict.
Read more...Coffee Break: Oracle Debt and TikTok Transition Troubles Vex the Ellison Media Empire
Oracle has financial problems that threaten the Ellison media empire, while technical problems at TikTok complicate the transition to total info control.
Read more...Coffee Break: Democrats Tangle Themselves on ICE and Israel
American Democrats continue to entangle themselves in issues like ICE and Israel, where their supporters have moved dramatically to their left.
Read more...Coffee Break: Bari Weiss’ CBS Not an Auspicious Beginning to Total Info Control
Bari Weiss’ CBS tenure so far shows that for Larry and David Ellison, buying a media empire is one thing, imposing total information control is another.
Read more...Coffee Break: Democrats React to Minnesota on ICE
Democrats react to the ICE-engendered crisis in Minnesota with their usual aplomb, savoir-faire, organization, coherence, and discipline. Just kidding.
Read more...Coffee Break: Minnesota on ICE, Part One
With the killing of Renee Good, Minneapolis has become the frontline of POTUS Trump’s ICE incitement and the reasons why go back decades and across the globe to Somalia.
Read more...Coffee Break: The Tangled OpenAI and Microsoft Alliance Frayed Under Pressure
Microsoft and OpenAI’s partnership ignited the AI boom but frayed under pressure in 2025 revealing some of the hidden agendas of both companies.
Read more...Coffee Break: Microsoft’s Satya Nadella Makes Microslop Trend
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has made the term Microslop go viral with his admonition to “get beyond the arguments of slop vs sophistication.”
Read more...Coffee Break: What Are They Thinking? Son, Altman, Ellison Edition
Do moguls like Masayoshi Son, Sam Altman, and Larry Ellison actually believe Artificial Super Intelligence is imminent?
Read more...Coffee Break: ICE, Antifa, and the Ever Expanding Definition of Terrorism
The Trump administration has expanded the official definition of “terrorism” and is already getting guilty pleas from alleged Antifa members.
Read more...Coffee Break: Going Beyond the MSM Name-Calling Narrative at TPUSA
The MSM covered the name-calling at TPUSA, but ignored the MAGA vs MIGA subtext driving the conflict between Ben Shapiro and Tucker Carlson.
Read more...Coffee Break: Democrats Looking to Coast on Anti-Trump Sentiment
Democratic Party leadership is sending signals that they intend to coast on anti-Trump sentiment rather than serious self-examination, open primaries, and vigorous policy debate. The ‘Blue MAGA’ cult behavior of Dem voters means they’re probably right.
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