With just 47 days remaining until Donald Trump potentially returns to the White House as the 47th President—or maybe the 48th, depending on how you count the chaos surrounding Joe Biden—Americans are left wondering: What the hell is going on with the current Commander-in-Chief?

The blowback from President Biden’s controversial decision to grant his son, Hunter Biden, a blanket immunity deal—pardoning him not only for crimes committed but also for any future charges—has sparked widespread outrage.

For millions of Americans, this move epitomized elite privilege and further eroded trust in an already embattled administration.

Nothing demonstrated privilege more than giving a former addict a free pass for his questionable endeavors. However, as the political winds shift, this decision may come back to haunt Biden before all is said and done.

I’ll keep an eye on that and report back.

A general distrust of the Biden administration, combined with swirling accusations of corruption, drove more than 77 million Americans to vote for Donald Trump on November 5th.

But it wasn’t just about corruption. Voters were also motivated by everyday issues like the rising cost of groceries, gas prices, and skyrocketing electric bills.

Concerns about the southern border also played a big role. People were frustrated with the lack of vetting for those entering the country and had simply seen enough.

Then there’s another issue—one that cuts deeper. It isn’t about dollars or borders. It’s about identity. And for many Americans, it was the issue that made them close the curtain and cast their votes for Donald Trump—and for Republicans up and down the ticket.

The debate over gender identity dominated 2024.

On one side, transgender activists argue that trans rights are human rights and that even toddlers—kids as young as two—can declare their gender identity, no matter what biology says.

To them, gender is fluid. You spin the wheel, and whatever it lands on is who you can be.

But for many Americans, men are men, and women are women. Allowing biological men to compete in women’s sports, use women’s locker rooms, and access female-only spaces just doesn’t sit right.

I’ll stick with that idea.

Just because you think you can fly doesn’t mean you can. Those aren’t real wings, sweetheart. Trust me—you cannot fly.

Today, the Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a case out of Tennessee that could be one of the most consequential of the year.

The central question: Can parents refuse “gender-affirming care” for their child, or can a doctor, backed by the government, override parental rights and move forward with life-altering treatments?

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) will argue in favor of administering chemical castration drugs and performing permanent surgeries on minors, calling it “passionate care.”

Let’s be clear—altering a child’s body with powerful, irreversible drugs and surgeries isn’t compassionate. It’s radical.

And here’s something rarely mentioned: Some people who transition as kids grow up to regret it. Lifelong regret. Irreversible regret.

For those individuals, there is no going back.

As the nation watches this case unfold, the Supreme Court’s decision will impact parents, children, and the future of freedom in America.

Stay tuned—this battle is far from over.