"This Is the Time.”
This is the time for the Left in the country dismantled by the Baby Boomers to finally step up.
There’s a thirst out there—a deep, aching hunger—for leadership. Not slogans. Not hashtags. Leadership.
The Democratic Party admitted it: this shutdown wasn’t about principle. It was about leverage. Because they’ve already lost the House, the Senate, and the White House in 2024. That’s the truth. And if they want it back, it starts by telling more truths—to their own left flank, to the people who actually give a damn.
We need to stop preaching and start building.
Power doesn’t come from tweets—it comes from taking over the DNC, from setting the agenda, from winning 2028.
That means something radical: cooperation.
Younger Millennials and Gen Z bring the energy, the digital savvy, the fire. Older Millennials and Gen X bring the scars, the strategy, the wisdom. Together, that’s the formula for an actual movement.
The mission is systemic change—real, measurable, structural.
Election funding reform. Ending corporate capture. Breaking gerrymandering. Regulating lobbyists. Fixing healthcare. Affordable housing. Real education.
That’s the platform. That’s the revolution.
But here’s the uncomfortable truth: if you want to change the system, you have to play it better than they do. That means discipline. That means money. That means influence.
Movements don’t win because they’re righteous. They win because they’re relentless.
So stop trying to make politics a therapy session. If your strategy begins with safe rooms and words that hurt, you already lost.
You don’t win power by crying about offense—you win it by refusing to be distracted.
We can talk about what hurts in private. We campaign on what heals the system.
So here’s the mission:
Build the platform. Take over the DNC. Win 2028.
Unite Gen Z’s energy with Gen X’s wisdom.
Run on systemic reform, not sensitivity.
Because the revolution doesn’t belong to those who feel the most—it belongs to those who act the smartest.
HEY. Let's Gooooooooo!
