There are currently 134.8 million households in the US. Just ~1.4 million of these households, or 1%, now control a record 32.5% of US household wealth. Never in US history has there been a wealth divide even remotely close to what we are seeing now.

The US empire has installed neocolonial puppet regimes in almost every country in Latin America. Marco Rubio's State Department published a joint declaration praising the politically motivated arrest of Bolivia's attorney general, who was investigating the crimes committed by right-wing US asset Fernando Cerimedo, who oversaw a massive operation of election meddling, bots, and disinformation in Latin America, who was deeply involved in drug trafficking, and who hired hitmen to try to kill his pregnant ex-girlfriend. This joint declaration was signed not only by the US but also by the following right-wing puppet regimes: Argentina Bolivia Chile Colombia Costa Rica Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Guyana Honduras Panama Paraguay Peru Trinidad and Tobago The only remaining independent, sovereign governments in Latin America are in Brazil, Cuba, Mexico, and Nicaragua. And the US empire is waging a ferocious war against all of them.

CEO-to-worker pay ratio in 1965: 20-1 CEO-to-worker pay ratio in 1990: 75-1 CEO-to-worker pay ratio today: 325-to-1 Trickle-down economics was always a sham. Nothing has ever trickled down.

Zohran Mamdani holds Curtis Sliwa’s hand because he was scared of the flu shot lol. A duo I never saw coming 😂

🦔Private equity owns 447 US hospitals. ER deaths rose 13% under PE ownership, per the Annals of Internal Medicine. Preventable adverse events jumped 25% after PE acquisition, per JAMA. Hospital assets fell an average of 24% within two years of a PE buyout, about $28 million per hospital that just disappeared. PE firms account for 7% of GDP but were behind 21% of all healthcare bankruptcies in 2024. Steward Health Care, once the largest private for-profit hospital system in the country, closed its safety net hospitals and went bankrupt. Twenty-five states have introduced 79 bills to address PE ownership of hospitals. My Take PE firms buy hospitals the same way they buy retail chains. Load them with debt, strip the assets, extract fees, and move on. The difference is when Eddie Bauer closes you find another jacket. When your hospital closes, the nearest ER is 45 minutes away and a stroke patient doesn't have 45 minutes. They buy the building, sell the land underneath it in a sale-leaseback, then bill the hospital rent on property it used to own. The debt payments eat whatever revenue is left. $28 million per hospital gone in two years while ER deaths climb 13% and infections double. Federal Medicaid cuts are projected to pull roughly $1 trillion out of the system over the next decade. These hospitals already run on margins so thin that one bad quarter can force a closure. I don't know how the ones still under PE ownership survive what's coming, and the communities that depend on them don't have a backup plan. Hedgie🤗

A historic disconnect is taking place in the U.S. Housing Market. The cost to buy a house is now $2,886/month, incl mtg, tax, insurance. While the cost to rent is $1,950/month. The $936 buyer premium is one of the highest on record. And eclipses the 2006 housing bubble. So long as buying remains nearly $1k more expensive per month, people won't purchase. Since renting saves them money. To see the Buy v Rent Differential by ZIP, search on Reventure App now: reventure.app/map?geo=county…

Palantir founder Peter Thiel: "If you're evil, you're not bad. You're actually maybe kind of good."

Still wondering why people are fed up with the system?

⚡️How close will this be? #Bitcoin #Crypto $BTC $TOTAL $ETH $ALGO 🧐Next cycle peak mid-late 2025?

DEFEATING TRUMPISM IS NOT ENOUGH: DEMOCRATS MUST DELIVER FOR WORKING FAMILIES Donald Trump is the most dangerous president in American history and Democrats must do everything possible to roll back his disastrous policies. But running against Trump is not enough. The American people are hurting and they want to see a pro-working class agenda that will provide meaningful improvements to their lives. Democrats must have the courage to take on Oligarchy, corporate greed and a corrupt campaign finance system. No more incrementalism, no more same-old, same-old failed establishment policies that simply make the rich even richer. Democrats must restore faith in democracy and the belief that government can work for working families and not just the billionaire class. Our job is to expand our progressive grassroots movement so that when Democrats regain power they must: ✅ Pass Medicare for All and guarantee health care to every person in our country as a human right. ✅ Increase the minimum wage to $20 an hour and pass legislation making it easier for workers to join unions. ✅ Raise taxes on the billionaire class and large profitable corporations. ✅ Lower housing costs by building 7 million units of low income and affordable housing. ✅ Provide free tuition at public colleges and universities. ✅ Get billionaire funded super PACs out of elections. ✅ Create millions of jobs by moving our energy system away from fossil fuels to energy efficiency and sustainable energy. ✅ Protect the American people from the existential and economic threats of AI. ✅ Cut military spending, end “endless wars,” and stop all U.S. military aid to Israel.

Former President Obama says the federal government is less corrupt than at virtually any point in U.S. history. axios.com/2026/09/24/obama-g…

America was undeniably founded as a Christian Nation: -All 56 Declaration of Independence signers were Christian -God is mentioned 4 times in our founding documents -9 of 13 colonies required office holders to be Christians -Our currency says “In God We Trust” Where did we get the idea that we should import millions of Muslims start building mosques and blasting the call to prayer in cities across our country?