Built for Division, Not Change

I’ve been doing this long enough now to see the truth no one wants to admit. Most people don’t want things to get better. They just want to have someone to hate. Someone to argue with. Someone to blame. Because without that, what would they do? Who would they be?

If we actually fixed politics tomorrow—if corruption ended, taxes were fair, the streets were safe, and our kids were protected—half this country wouldn’t know what to do with themselves. No more outrage bait. No more performative posts. No more name-calling to rack up views and make a quick dollar off division.

Social media turned activism into ego. Turned truth into clickbait. And now, anyone trying to actually build something gets ignored—while the loudest liars get paid. I post 12 hours a day just to keep a pulse on my platform. The second I stop, the traffic dies. You don’t want leaders. You want villains. That’s why nothing changes.

I didn’t get into this to entertain you. I got into this because I know we deserve better. I don’t care if I’m not what you expected—I’m what New York needs. But I can’t build this alone.

So decide what you want: a future—or a fight. Because you can’t have both.