Politicians Celebrate Christmas by Cutting Food Programs the Next Morning
Politicians praise generosity on Christmas Day, then move to cut food assistance programs the next morning, proving empathy has a very short shelf life.
Politicians praise generosity on Christmas Day, then move to cut food assistance programs the next morning, proving empathy has a very short shelf life.
Americans demand Christ stay in Christmas, while supporting policies that cut food, healthcare, and aid Jesus explicitly taught people to provide.
On Powerball night, Americans suddenly have detailed financial plans, revealing less about greed and more about how desperate people are for stability.
Sleep is free, say wellness gurus. For everyone else, rent costs $2,000 and uninterrupted rest feels like another luxury no one can afford.
Two unknown Powerball winners split $1.8B, while experts insist money can’t buy happiness—yet the nation imagines every way it absolutely could.