Brett Cooper

It only lasted until May of last year.

Meanwhile, just a couple of months ago, Minority Leader Chuck Schumer boasted that he had bipartisan, bipartisan support to reverse all of those Doge cuts and spend even more money in an upcoming spending bill.

That doesn't make me feel great.

Now, obviously, I have to be fair.

There are things that I have been really happy with, especially regarding HHS and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., everything he did with vaccines.

I liked a lot of Trump's executive orders, but I do wish Congress had been able to codify more of them without just smushing them together in massive spending bills that spend more than Doge even attempted to cut.

I obviously don't really feel great about what's happening globally at the moment, but I just wanted to put that out there because I'm not like totally doom and gloom, but emotionally I'm like...

I'm not really in like a fighting spirit.

Now, all of that being said, I will say I am not one of those people that is going to sit here and say like, opt out, don't vote, go vote for Democrats.

Like, I think that is ridiculous.

Obviously I am not in support of that, but I do understand people tuning out, why they feel demoralized and why they might even go so far as to say those things, even though I don't agree with them.

And yes, obviously, there are podcast wars that are raging.

You have Mark Levin and Megyn Kelly, like, yelling at each other on X about what's going on in each other's pants, unfortunately.

Horrifying that we all have to read that.

But I don't think that they created what is going on right now in the real world.

Like, yes, that is indicative of bigger debates in politics right now, but that is just drama that's going on in our weird little, like, con-ink bubble.

Like, most people in the world...

are just done because life moves on.

They have children to raise.

They have bills to pay.