Fuck off
“Defund the Dysfunctional: No Representation, No Money.”
Let’s be crystal clear:
Nobody’s talking about violence.
Nobody’s talking about breaking laws.
We’re talking about the one thing Washington actually fears:
A nation that stops funding its own abuse.
Because D.C. has gotten too damn comfortable cashing checks from people they wouldn’t even hold the door for.
The Executive tried to starve the country.
SCOTUS cosigned it, like cruelty is now a constitutional amendment.
Congress pulled a 40-day disappearing act and then had the audacity to vote AGAINST the same people who pay their salaries.
And after all that?
They expect us to clap like trained seals and keep the money flowing.
Nah.
Gen Z, Millennials, Gen Alpha — we’re done financing our own oppression.
You don’t get to starve 41 million Americans and still expect automatic deposits from the very people you left hungry.
This is called consequences — the legal kind.
The kind that uses policy, pressure, and public exposure to turn their cozy little fiefdom into a cold, uncomfortable spotlight.
D.C. has been dining on autopilot for decades — fat budgets, bigger egos, zero accountability.
Every year they ask for more and deliver less.
Every crisis becomes a photo op.
Every disaster becomes a fundraising email.
Every taxpayer becomes a pawn.
So here’s the new doctrine:
No representation? No money.
Not one more blank check.
Not one more silent renewal.
Not one more “trust us” from the same people who can’t keep babies fed.
We’re talking about legal, civic, democratic power:
•Vote-withholding.
•Dollar-withholding.
•Primary-ing every deadweight in Congress.
•Demanding budget audits, line by line.
•Ending automatic salary guarantees.
•Capping corporate influence.
•Forcing transparency before funding.
•And treating public service like service — not a golden goose.
You want our tax dollars?
Earn them.
With honesty, not theatrics.
With policy, not press releases.
With courage, not donor-approved cowardice.
D.C. forgets something important:
America isn’t their employer — we are.
And right now?
They’re fired pending review.
We’re not storming buildings.
We’re storming assumptions.
We’re pulling the plug on the unlimited credit card they’ve been abusing since before most of us were born.
If they can’t govern the people,
they don’t get funded by the people.
Simple.
Legal.
Democratic.
Devastating.
And if that scares them?
Good.
That means it’s working.
Because this isn’t a rebellion.
It’s an audit.
A national, generational, non-negotiable audit of every dollar, decision, lie, and betrayal.
We’re done bankrolling dysfunction.
We’re done funding our own suffering.
We’re done being polite to people who are actively harming the country.
Defund the dysfunction.
Refund the people.
Rebuild America with leaders who remember who they work for.
That’s not radical.
That’s responsibility.
BREAKING: Trump just issued a blanket pardon for 79 individuals related to the 2020 fake electors scheme, to try and rig the election.
This includes Rudy Guliani, Mark Meadows, Jeffrey Clark and Sidney Powell.
NOTE: He can’t pardon State crimes even if he thinks he can. He’s clearly trying to normalize election rigging for 2026.
I got back to my office after the vote tonight and recorded this. There's no way to sugarcoat what happened tonight. And my fear is that Trump gets stronger, not weaker, because of this acquiescence. I'm angry - like you. But I choose to keep fighting.
UPDATE: Donald Trump is so hellbent on denying people SNAP that he went all the way to the Supreme Court to block benefits.
Now Trump is trying to bully states into TAKING BACK payments they already made to families.
It’s chaos for the sake of cruelty.
Bernie Sanders just said it plain:
“Tonight, Democrats voted with Republicans to raise healthcare premiums for 20 million Americans and pave the way to kick 15 million off Medicaid. 60,000 will die every year, so the rich can get a trillion-dollar tax cut.”
This was a betrayal of working people.
BREAKING
The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Maria Corina Machado for “her tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela and for her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy.”
Donald Trump is not a king — and his administration is not above the law.
Today, the court confirmed what we all know: there is no credible evidence of a rebellion in the state of Illinois.
And no place for the National Guard in the streets of American cities like Chicago.
Rep. Khanna: They won't swear in Adelita Grijalva. And now they're literally not having votes. They're not even having votes to pay the troops because they're so concerned about swearing Grijalva in. The only reason they're not doing this is because the Epstein files
Trump’s Gaza deal may bring a welcome pause to years of bloodshed — but let’s be clear: one ceasefire doesn’t make him a peacemaker.
While he chases a Nobel Prize abroad, he’s been stoking violence at home.
Peace isn’t a brand. It’s a character test. (Link in Reply)
🚨 BREAKING: Chicago residents are now following ICE vehicles, honking horns and shouting warnings to alert immigrants before raids begin.
This is what community defense looks like — ordinary people refusing to stay silent while federal power targets the vulnerable.
BREAKING: Marjorie Taylor Greene goes on CNN to push for the Epstein Files to be released.
Republicans in Congress are seemingly starting to realize that something isn't right.
I have also spoken to a GOP Rep. who claims that the tide is turning on the Epstein stuff, and that many Republicans don't want to be the last ones not supporting the release.
BREAKING: In an insane moment, Trump bizarrely claims "We have the best economy we've ever had," despite back-to-back months of massive job losses, inflation skyrocketing costs in groceries, utilities, and much more.
His cognitive decline is stunning.
This is nothing more than a continuation of the president’s desperate weaponization of our justice system.
I am not fearful — I am fearless.
We will fight these baseless charges aggressively, and my office will continue to fiercely protect New Yorkers and their rights.