It’s annoying as hell when Trump’s crew lands on something that makes sense. Not because good policy should be partisan, but because in their hands, even good ideas come prepackaged with toxicity.

Let’s say I support tighter scrutiny on tech monopolies. When Trump’s DOJ talks antitrust, it should be a win, right? But then they muddy it with vendettas, censorship narratives, and selective enforcement. It’s not principled resistance to power—it’s score-settling with enemies.

That’s why agreement feels dirty. Like watching a knife fight and realizing the guy you rooted against just made the right move—but still stabbed someone on the way out. Right conclusion, wrong battlefield. It’s not about being right. It’s about how they wield it.