HeyJaredMichael and Sarah Walker
Today’s political climate feels like a war zone—and who’s to blame? All of us. It’s easy to point fingers: blame Biden, blame Trump. But the hard truth is, we’ve let this happen.
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Rebuilding How We Choose Leaders – Video (opens the original)
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Not just a candidate. A governing team. Two people who complement each other, who can genuinely work together, and who both understand the responsibility of the presidency. Two people where, if one had to step into the Oval Office, Americans would feel confident that the direction of the country would continue. The old way — selecting one popular candidate and then scrambling to find a vice president who might help win a certain state or demographic — is outdated. It does a disservice to the off
Article 3 of 3 The Long Game — Power Beyond the Ballot – Video (opens the original)
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By now, it is clear that the 2026 midterms are unlike any we have seen in recent memory. The scale of spending, the intensity of coordination, and the precision of messaging all suggest a high-stakes contest—but the full story goes deeper than individual candidates or party control.
Article 2 of 3 Transparency Illusions — Money in Plain Sight – Video (opens the original)
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Voters see the headlines—mega-donors, super PACs, and campaign cash—but few grasp the mechanics behind it, or the strategic intent that guides these flows. In essence, visibility does not equal understanding.
Article 1 of 3 Midterms Under Siege — The Scale of Influence – Video (opens the original)
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Midterm elections are supposed to be smaller, quieter affairs compared to presidential contests. Yet, heading into 2026, the sums being poured into these races are unprecedented, rivaling what we normally see only in general elections. The early flood of resources, even when fully disclosed, is a stark reminder that what the public sees is rarely the full story.
The Art of The Victim – Video (opens the original)
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There's still a scorecard, though. We've lost lives — lives that didn't need to be thrown away. Your friends. Your family. And what has your hero and savior lost? Well, his sons have made hundreds of millions of dollars off military contracts.
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