The Day After
From a Tuesday in front of Senator John Cornyn’s office. Source: Houston Democracy Project. Yesterday was a strange and mournful day. I’ve taken an extensive break because I wanted to refrain from giving into the overwhelming nihilism of the so-called Big Beautiful Bill. Its passage by the Fourth of July mandated by the Occupier was symbolic and shameful. Once signed into law, the nail will have been driven in fully. I want to take stock of where we as a nation, are. I am weary and wary of grand, blanket statements, but I would have to be a fool not to recognize that Project 2025’s mission statement has been fulfilled. Now we have the fall-out to deal with. There are many who will take some solace in knowing that there will be more lawsuits filed in the wake of the passage of this “legislation”; however, given the imperial presidency that the Supreme Court has put in place, it seems unlikely that any major players will be held to account and given the immense amount of funds now in pla...