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Deep Thoughts, Dry Wit, and the Occasional Existential Crisis.

Editorial cartoon: a political Overton window sliding right on a navy wall while a crowd stares left at a glowing screen labeled LEFT TOOK OVER.

Series · 3 parts

The Country Shifted Right

A three-part series: the Overton window moved right, churches were mobilized as strategy, and the kitchen-table bet failed the outcomes test.

Editorial cartoon: a politician poses under a GOLDEN AGE arena billboard while a hardcore section still cheers and people with grocery bags walk toward the exits.

Tell the Truth Until You Can't: Political Kayfabe, Heel Heat, and the Golden-Age Promo

By David Crush | Wrestling & Politics | 9 min read

Editorial cartoon: a worn Cast Member ID badge hangs on a wall hook beside eleven service-star pins and tally marks counting eleven years; below, a cardboard box holds packed desk belongings including a mug reading Be Kind to Every Mind, unless it needs accommodations, while an office door stands ajar on a theme-park skyline at dusk. Series

Series · 3 parts

Eleven Years a Cast Member

A series about eleven years inside Disney technology: autistic burnout and denied accommodations, leadership that optimized for optics over results, and what it costs to be relied on while your basic needs are refused.

Editorial cartoon: a speaker at a podium lights a match to a paper schedule while a wrapped gift and an empty coastal road sit unused behind him. Politics

The Coast Was Available

By David Crush | Politics | 8 min read

Editorial cartoon: a man in academic robes stands at a lectern stamped SUBSCRIBE, eyes closed, a SPEECH CODE scroll in one hand, while a crowd in the dark below fills speech bubbles with a gun and a gallows. Politics

The Philosopher and the Crowd

By David Crush | Politics | 5 min read

Editorial cartoon: a speaker at a podium shouts while a smaller figure bricks shut a hole torn in the speech-scroll behind him. Politics

The Blank They Fill In

By David Crush | Politics | 8 min read

Editorial cartoon: a midnight line clutches empty retail boxes; an open box holds a slip labeled LICENSE, a PRE-ORDER sign glows orange, and a receipt is stamped REVOCABLE. Software

Pre-Ordering Permission

By David Crush | Software | 3 min read

Editorial illustration: a living-room television shows a wrestling ring under an ON AIR light; in the aisle a policeman holds a crowd, and an unused safety harness hangs from the arena lights. Wrestling

Nothing Fake About the Bill

By David Crush | Wrestling | 6 min read

Editorial cartoon: a theorist on a safe stone balcony holds a pristine city blueprint and a quill while workers shore up a cracked Capitol-like dome below; a crumpled blueprint labeled URBIT lies at his feet. Politics

Ideas Are Easy: Curtis Yarvin Never Had to Build the Thing

By David Crush | Politics | 9 min read

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