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[By Nick “Andertoon” Anderson]

This isn't about fighting corruption; it's about gutting government. Never in the history of the U.S. have Americans been suckered into believing such a con. abcnews.go.com/Politics/elon-…

It’s gross denial to refuse to see it now. From the park service to HUD to consumer protection to the Kennedy Center to medical research to the government personnel office to foreign aid to protection of free speech to academic freedom to Social Security to Medicaid to

We delude ourselves at our own peril.

Feeling enraged that White House just eliminated nearly ALL staff at U.S. Inst. of Peace. Decades of institutional wisdom, international trust, and hard-won experience swept aside. Peacebuilding & prevention save $$, this is NOT efficiency. Take action: peacealliance.salsalabs.org/usip

My new Substack article. “A Nation at War with Peace: What the raid on the U.S. Institute of Peace reveals about who we really are.” open.substack.com/pub/matthewalb…

John Oliver debunks the right-wing talking point that athletes lost 900 medals to trans athletes.

Wrote new Substack exploring the question: why does government get such a bad rap? I view it through the metaphor of our "national family." Can be messy, but necessary & opportunity to create organizing structures that foster love & support. Read here: matthewalbracht.substack.com/p/a-government…

Why does government get such a bad rap? Ultimately, the government is our national family, it's as messy as we are. We can wholeheartedly claim it as a reflection of us, and from that perspective, really dig into creating something we can all be proud of. matthewalbracht.substack.com/p/a-government…

Too many people demonize government as if it's not just a reflection of us. When we treat it with total disdain, we’re really just rejecting our own humanity. matthewalbracht.substack.com/p/a-government…

New Substack: How Do We Get Along? Exploring the Root Causes of Our Disconnection—and Transformational Approaches That Can Bring Us Together matthewalbracht.substack.com/p/how-do-we-ge…

New Substack article I wrote... What I’m Learning from Accepting Relationships as They Are: There's real freedom in meeting people where they're at, not where I wish they’d be matthewalbracht.substack.com/p/toward-accep…

Our greatest power to change the world lies in our ability to rethink it. transformarticles.com/p/were-america…

So true! More fake outrage from mediocre journalists and news organization. The truth is glaring right now, and has been for decades, but they keep ignoring. Our corporate and party overlords continue to get a hall pass on countless fronts.

New piece I wrote: "The Hate Trap: A Case Against Demonizing Our Political Opponents" matthewalbracht.substack.com/p/the-hate-tra…

New piece I wrote on why hate and anger are cheap and unsustainable fuel for activism and advocacy. The wholesale demonization of those we disagree with will never bring us where we need to be. matthewalbracht.substack.com/p/the-hate-tra…

Wrote a new piece inspired by Sara Bareilles commencement address. “What if we can stay curious instead of certain? This practice opens a kind of parachute. Opens perspective to slow down enough to see that you are falling, yes—but you are also flying.” matthewalbracht.substack.com/p/what-if-we-s…

New article I wrote insp by Sara Bareilles UCLA commencement. "What are we're missing in this great shared human story right now? What new perspective could be the very thing that saves us? We can’t know unless we stay deeply, soulfully curious & open." bit.ly/40wnBh3

My new piece inspired by Sara Bareilles atypical but inspired #UCLA commencement. Instead of tidy answers or easy inspiration, she offered something uncommonly honest and vulnerably wise: a call to meet uncertainty with radical curiosity and courage. bit.ly/40wnBh3

The Trump phenomenon was preceded by a great betrayal of the American people by those who should have known better... transformarticles.com/p/in-the-midst…