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Apparently, Sydney Sweeney wearing jeans is now considered a hate crime. That’s not a joke—the woke Left tried to cancel her this week over a denim ad, proving once again they’ve moved on from reality and are now attacking pants.

Meanwhile, Trump unveiled a $200 million White House ballroom—paid for by HIMSELF & private donors—and liberals still managed to meltdown like he was stealing from the National Park fund. We’d ask them to calm down, but we know that’s not physically possible.

Speaking of receipts, Trump’s tariff strategy has officially pulled in over $150 billion and counting. Real money. No new taxes. Just actual results. And now our northern “allies” are feeling the heat—Canada just got slapped with 35% tariffs after failing to help curb drug smuggling into the U.S.

While all this is happening, the three major broadcast networks—ABC, CBS, and NBC—still haven’t said a word about the violent viral brawl in Cincinnati that left a woman unconscious. Guess it didn’t fit the narrative.

On the financial front, PayPal and Venmo locked millions out of their accounts, leaving Americans unable to access their money. But sure, tell us more about how “digital money is the future.” If this week taught us anything, it’s that gold is still king. (Cheeky plug: shoutout to our sponsor GoldenCrest Metals—real value, no outage required.)

In Chicago, the Tribune finally admitted what everyone else already knew: Mayor Brandon Johnson’s far-left policies are scaring businesses out of the city. A blue city in financial trouble? That’s definitely never happened before.

And overseas, Trump gained millions of new fans in the UK this week after calling London’s mayor a “nasty man” who’s done a terrible job. Brits loved it. Honestly, they’re now wondering if Trump qualifies to run for Prime Minister too. Can’t blame them.

America Decides:
Trump wants lower interest rates. The Fed wants to play it safe (or at least look like they are). One says accelerate, the other’s riding the brakes—what do you think?

It’s not just the markets making a comeback. Maybe, America is too.

In what might be the most pro-America, pro-family move since sliced bread and school choice, President Trump’s new “Trump Accounts” are giving every newborn a $1,000 head start—with zero strings attached. Add in yearly contributions, and the Treasury says that could balloon to over $1.9 million by adulthood. That’s right—your kid could hit seven figures before they hit legal drinking age. The best part? Liberals hate it. Because apparently generational wealth is only cool when it comes from Harvard trust funds, not patriotic compound interest.

While Biden handed your cash to Ukraine and called it “democracy,” Trump’s tariffs are now paying you back. With $28 billion already collected from foreign duties, Sen. Josh Hawley is pushing a plan to send every American $600 per adult and child—no strings attached. That’s $2,400 for a family of four, straight from tariff revenue. Translation? Trump made China pay, and now you might get the refund.

President Trump isn’t playing footsie with pharma execs. After signing an executive order to tackle America’s sky-high drug prices, he’s now sent personal letters to 17 pharmaceutical CEOs, calling them out for charging Americans 3x more than other developed countries. The message? Lower the prices or prepare to be named, shamed, and regulated.While other presidents give speeches, Trump sends ultimatums. And Big Pharma just got a stack of them.

Our Thoughts: Americans are buying gold. Not because it’s trendy—because they’re done trusting DC, Wall Street, and inflation math that doesn’t add up.

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✔️ The debt’s out of control
✔️ Markets feel like a casino

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Sen. Rand Paul is once again doing what no one in DC has the guts to do: demanding a full audit of the Federal Reserve. Why? Because while the Fed operates in secrecy, it's hemorrhaging money—running at a loss while handing out $186 billion to banks. All while racking up more debt for you, the taxpayer. The American people deserve to know how this unelected financial cartel makes decisions that control your paycheck, your savings, and your future. Audit the Fed. Yesterday.

President Trump says what everyone’s been thinking: Why are politicians getting rich while “serving” the people? He’s backing a bill to ban stock trading by members of Congress, the VP, and even the President while in office—because public service shouldn’t come with a Wall Street side hustle. Trump even called out Nancy Pelosi by name, hinting she’s been cashing in on “insider info.” When even Senate Dems are voting for this bill (alongside Hawley), you know something’s rotten. It’s time to close the Congressional casino.

In a move that can only be described as “self-own of the year,” the DNC tried blaming Trump for record-high grocery prices—by posting a chart that clearly showed prices skyrocketed under Biden. The post was deleted faster than a Biden debate clip, but not before the internet roasted them into oblivion. Reminder: eggs didn’t hit $6 during Trump’s first term. But hey, at least they’re consistent at failing economics and Twitter.

According to a new AARP report, confidence in Social Security just hit a 15-year low, and younger Americans are basically giving it the middle finger. Only 1 in 4 adults under 50 believes the program will actually be there for them—probably because it’s projected to start cutting benefits within the decade. Turns out when you spend like Congress and print like the Fed, retirement promises start looking more like IOUs. Happy 90th, Social Security—hope you brought your own candles.

In what President Trump called a “Landmark Trade Deal,” the European Union just committed to $750 billion in U.S. energy purchases—including oil, LNG, and nuclear tech. Translation? Europe’s finally kicking its Russia habit and buying from the grown-ups. This is a massive win for American energy producers, U.S. jobs, and anyone who prefers allies funding our economy instead of Putin’s war machine. Trump’s term just keeps delivering—while Biden’s old buddies in Brussels now want what we’re selling.

In a move that’s equal parts diplomacy and energy strategy, President Trump secured the release of 10 detained Americans from Venezuela—and in return, Chevron’s back in business pumping oil from one of the richest reserves on Earth. Unlike Biden’s 2022 blunder (where Maduro promised elections and delivered nothing), this deal got real results: hostages freed, oil flowing, and America’s energy edge growing. Even Florida Republicans who once opposed Chevron’s return are now backing Trump’s bold move. Funny how leadership changes minds.

After years of jabs and tension, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon seems to be warming back up to President Trump—two White House visits in two months and some praise for Trump’s Japan trade deal suggest the olive branch has officially been extended. Dimon once talked tough, but now he’s sitting in the Oval Office talking trade, economy, and financial rules with Team Trump. Looks like even Wall Street’s biggest skeptics are realizing something: Trump delivers deals—and markets love it.

European leaders are fuming after President Trump struck “the biggest deal ever” with the EU—one that smacks the bloc with 15% tariffs and leaves the UK looking like the smart kid who walked out early. One EU official even admitted Trump “ate von der Leyen for breakfast.” Meanwhile, Britain’s Labour Party is (reluctantly) admitting that Brexit actually scored the UK better trade terms. Turns out leaving the EU wasn’t the disaster they all screamed about—it was just the appetizer to Trump’s main course.

Let’s call it what it is: the most emotionally charged political diagnosis of our time. Some say Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) is a legitimate psychological condition where otherwise rational adults lose their minds the moment the man speaks. Others say it’s just a MAGA talking point to deflect valid criticism. So which is it?

Let’s start with the “Yes, it’s real” camp.

It doesn’t matter what Trump does—broker peace in the Middle East, revive manufacturing, negotiate a $750B trade deal, make babies rich again, or fund a White House ballroom with zero taxpayer dollars—the Left finds a way to be outraged. If he cured cancer, CNN would complain it puts oncologists out of work.

They can’t admit when something works unless they did it themselves, and because they’ve demonized Trump for nearly a decade, acknowledging even a single win would collapse their entire narrative. So they dig deeper. More hysteria. More denial. Meanwhile, everyday Americans are paying more, earning less, and watching their cities rot under Democrat rule—but hey, at least no mean tweets, right?

Worse yet, there’s a growing sense that some on the Left would rather see the country suffer than see it succeed under someone they hate. Because if things get better on Trump’s watch, their control slips. And that’s the real nightmare for them—not authoritarianism, but accountability.

Now to the “No, it’s not a syndrome—it’s common sense” crowd.

Let’s be honest: Trump isn’t exactly a Boy Scout. There’s a long trail of investigations, some very shady associates, and headlines that even his fans can’t fully explain away. For some Americans, the concern isn’t irrational—it’s earned.

And then there’s the cult-like behavior from the farthest corners of MAGA. Blind loyalty, hero worship, and the belief that Trump is some flawless political messiah isn’t just unhelpful—it’s dangerous. When a movement becomes immune to criticism, it stops evolving. And when families are struggling under policies that both parties have failed to fix, pretending Trump is perfect doesn’t pay the bills or fix the border.

So… is TDS real?

Probably. But so is the fact that some folks on both sides have lost all grip on nuance, critical thinking, and basic honesty.

Here’s the real truth: Trump might not be perfect—but he’s also not Satan. And maybe the bigger problem isn’t whether people “hate” or “worship” him… but whether anyone’s still willing to put country over ego.

Your move, America.