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Daily Archives: July 24th, 2026

Functional Government


Trumpelstilskin is still trying to spin tariffs into income for Americans. The last round of tariffs resulted in less income for voters and their families. The administration was sued for tariffs by many companies and won! Now the Presidiot is putting more tariffs on goods to finance his ill-fated war with Iran. It should be no surprise that this administration is failing as the cabinet members are all unsuited for the jobs they were selected for (fealty should not the main qualification for a cabinet post). There is a possibility for Congress to wrest control of the Government if they chose to do so, this has been shown by statements from retiring members of Congress who broke with Trumpel on their way out the door.The one strong card the voters have is the vote, and (pardon the pun) our Trump card.-

It is difficult for me to believe that so many of us (voters) still think our votes do not count, well you’re wrong. Think about the machinations of this administration to create new laws regarding voting rules governing who can vote. The 2020 election was clean and fair, yet the Grifter of the United States is still trying to litigate it in the public sphere. The power to create good government starts in the voter’s booth. it’s time to say” no mas, no mas “to Trumpels actions which amount to high crimes and misdemeanors which are impeachable offenses. To the die-hard Trump supporters, if you believe in his actions against other countries and deporting the residents of those countries who work in our fields, our healthcare facilities and other sectors are good things, then explain to me why hospitals. farms and other unskilled labor jobs are going unfilled.

It is bad enough that we are in an unnecessary war that we are the losing (note that no allies or military personnel were involved in that decision) and has caused our nearby to be attacked with no warning. The cost of this incursion is costing the American people, and we will get no return on our money!

Stephen Miller Hates Himself?


Stephen Miller is of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, with both maternal and paternal ancestors who immigrated to the United States from Eastern Europe, primarily Belarus.

Stephen Miller was born on August 23, 1985, in Santa Monica, California, to Jewish parents Michael D. Miller, a real estate investor, and Miriam (née Glosser), a social worker and Columbia University graduate . His maternal ancestors, including Wolf Lieb Glotzer and his wife Bessie, emigrated from Antopol in the Russian Empire (present-day Belarus) to the United States in 1903, escaping anti-Jewish pogroms . They settled in New York, where they began building a life in America, reflecting the broader immigrant experience of resilience and adaptation .
On his paternal side, Miller’s family also came from the Pale of Settlement in the Russian Empire, now Belarus. His paternal ancestors, such as Nison Cheinman (later Max Miller), immigrated in the early 20th century, initially working in groceries and cigar rolling before achieving success in law and real estate in Los Angeles  Both sides of his family experienced the challenges of immigration, including language barriers, poverty, and the threat of conscription or persecution, and they established themselves through entrepreneurship and community involvement .
Miller’s upbringing was in a politically liberal Jewish household, though he later adopted conservative ideologies during his youth and college years . His heritage is deeply rooted in the Ashkenazi Jewish tradition, shaped by the immigrant experience, and marked by values such as community, resilience, and hard work . This background contrasts with his later political positions, particularly on immigration, highlighting a complex interplay between personal heritage and ideological development.