Cult of the Red (Tiny) Hats: MAGA True Believers Go Down Like The Curtains At The Impeachment Theater
There's a man in the closing sketch of my latest Walk ‘n Talk who might be the saddest case study in American politics. His whole life, his whole identity, was Trump. Twenty-four hours a day for ten years. He was told to trust the plan. When Apples asked him what exactly the plan was, he said… and this is the punchline that isn't a punchline… “I don't know. That was part of the plan.” And his wife left him, because he kept calling her Melania.
It's funny until you realize it isn't. This guy is a joke, but he's also a mirror. What do you do when you've invested a decade of your ego into a con man who's already moving on to his next rug pull? You go down with the ship. That's not a political strategy. That's cult psychology, and I've been studying it long enough to know it never ends well for the guy still wearing the hat.
And right now, the believers are very, very confused.
Look at the foreign aid shell game. A few days ago, Trump announced he was “ending” the $3.8 billion in annual aid to Israel. The maggatards didn't say much about it, because it must have been confusing to them. Where's the celebration? Where's the “he's finally standing up to the deep state” parade? Well, hold that thought, because a couple of days later, on November 3, it came out that the current memorandum of understanding runs until 2028, and Israel is now in confirmed talks on a successor: $3.3 billion a year for five years post-2028, then a “phase out” with possible higher missile defense funding. They ended the aid by replacing it with more aid. The magic 33, of course.
And before anyone says “well, at least he reduced it from 3.8 to 3.3″… the total amount is more than ten times higher than that. US aid to Israel since Trump took office is nearly $58 billion. $8.7 billion in March 2025 supplemental appropriations. $4 billion for “anti-tunneling,” whatever that means. $5.6 billion in NDAA supplemental aid. And the lifetime total, adjusted for inflation, is close to $472 billion sent to the tiny terror enclave since basically the beginning. The $3.8 billion headline tells only a fraction of the story.
Then there's the $3 billion jump in net worth, which 60 Minutes actually asked Trump about. Where did it come from? Mostly from rug pulling a Solana meme coin… getting his maggatards to buy it, then selling billions of coins onto them and wiping most of them out almost completely. His answer? “Everyone made $3 billion in the last couple of years.” You know, as long as they had stock. Pretty sure they haven't. Pretty sure most people are getting wiped out, if they're not losing everything to your meme coin scams.
Then there's the regime churn. Susie Wiles is out as chief of staff, replaced by Stephen Miller — the guy who, at 17, was laughing about how “torture is a celebration of life and human dignity,” and who now wants to jail journalists until they give up their sources. Two press secretaries gone. And the Dana White press secretary mix-up, which is pure idiocracy made real: someone at the White House recommended Dana White, the former Pentagram chief spokesperson, and Trump thought they meant the UFC guy, announced it on Truth Social, and nobody around him was willing to correct him. It's beyond a clown show.
And now comes the next loyalty test: the impeachment countdown. Thomas Massie introduced eight articles of impeachment against War Secretary Hegseth… three of them citing War Powers Resolution violations over Iran, Yemen, Venezuela and the Caribbean. The House voted 211-204 to table it, send it to committee, bury it. Massie was the only Republican to oppose tabling. But here's the thing: the Democrats take both chambers in January. The red elephants got destroyed in the recent selections, and when the donkeys control the gavel, impeachment theater stops being a fringe resolution and becomes the main production.
And the cult will eat it up as persecution. “They're impeaching him because he's fighting for us.” No. They're impeaching him because it's their turn in the rotation, and the show must go on. This is the uniparty analysis I've been hammering for years: both teams serve the same masters. The blue donkeys won a ton of seats, but no matter who gets selected, Israhell stays in charge. That ~$472 billion ledger doesn't change with the Speaker's party. Fooling you with new and improved psyops is the easiest game in town.
So what's the way out?
Trade the narrative, not the cult. While the believers were justifying meme coin rug pulls, I sold half my oil at around 114, sold basically the rest around 104, and it's since gone below 90, watching for a buyback window. My best trade in the last couple weeks was a 15x leveraged short of Bitcoin at about 80,600, based on what Mister A and Mister W of the Crypto Vigilante were saying… currently up around 125%! Bitcoin's down almost 30% on the year, while Monero (the thing we've been promoting since it was around $20 or $30, now close to $600) is up about 60%. Privacy wins in a surveillance state. It always does.
Last word of advice… Don't call your wife Melania.
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