Impeachment is a process. We know this.
We have tried this before. Several times.
And still — the scions remained. Or perhaps more accurately, the dethroned never truly lost power. Titles shifted. Seats changed. Influence did not. So when we reach reflexively for impeachment as the answer, we must also admit its limits. It is procedure, not removal. It is motion, not resolution.
At my current level of frustration, the word treason carries the sharpest and most decisive indictment of the lunacy we have allowed ourselves to believe reflects government. Not because it is fashionable or incendiary, but because nothing softer seems proportionate to what is unfolding in plain sight.
And yet that word is perilous.
To speak it openly evokes suspicion. Threat. Retaliation.
So we are instructed to remain civil. Diplomatic. Measured.
To couch everything in process language.
To rinse and repeat.
There are laws.
There is duty to law.
And we are told: trust that this will be enough.
But world reality intrudes.
What This Administration Has Exposed in Plain Sight
If I owe anything to this administration and I say this without irony it is this: I have uncovered a deeper writing ability. I have found my voice. I have become more passionate, more exacting, more intolerant of injustices wreaked upon the masses while power insulates itself from consequence.
I have extolled civic stewardship not as a slogan, but as a responsibility.
My patriotism toward the citizenship of the United States Lady Liberty’s promise has hardened into vigilance. Not nostalgia. Not blind allegiance. Vigilance.
And in parallel, my allegiance to my home country, Trinidad and Tobago, has sharpened into something fierce. I have become a watchdog, a territorial protector, a vocal defender of a land that does not exist to be used, positioned, or sacrificed quietly on a geopolitical chessboard.
This is not contradiction.
This is coherence.
Since January 2025: Assault Disguised as Governance
Since January 2025 the day of inauguration to now, the country and the world have been under assault. Not metaphorically. Not episodically. Relentlessly.
Bigotry has been amplified.
Racism has been normalized.
Public accountability has been demonized to the point of hostility.
The saturation is deliberate. It is so constant that shock itself has been dulled. We are expected to absorb it as atmosphere. As background noise. As the cost of governance. We are trained slowly, methodically to normalize what should alarm any functioning democracy.
We have been duped into regarding the presidency of the United States not as a constitutional office, but as a theatre a spectacle of puppetry engineered through the Project 2025 agenda, contrived by architects of radical, polarizing institutions intent on undoing and repealing the stabilizing tenets of law and jurisdiction.
This is not incompetence.
This is not accidental drift.
