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Hey folks,
This one is absolutely wild. Laura Loomer and Milo Yiannopoulos are tearing each other apart—and somehow their personal MAGA feud has collided with the power of the federal government.
Milo is out of the country. Loomer’s influence is under the microscope. And underneath all the chaos is a much bigger question about power, empathy, and what happens when personal vendettas start shaping government action.
[00:00:55] Milo gets deported after overstaying his visa—and suddenly says he regrets supporting Donald Trump.
[00:03:31] We get into the part that actually matters: empathy, due process, and why you don’t have to like someone to care about how government power gets used.
[00:05:52] A look back at Milo’s history, the controversy that cost him his CPAC invitation and book deal, and why I’m not interested in rewriting who he is.
[00:09:32] The bigger Laura Loomer problem: what happens when someone with no elected position appears to wield extraordinary influence over people inside the federal government?
[00:12:32] The MAGA civil war is getting uglier—and I think this fight tells us something important about the battle already underway for 2028.
This isn’t really a story about feeling sorry for Milo. It’s about whether we still believe in rules, checks and balances, and a government that doesn’t become a weapon for settling personal scores. It’s also about a MAGA movement increasingly turning on itself as everyone fights over what comes after Trump. If you value independent media willing to expose this stuff without surrendering our empathy in the process, help me keep building it.
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With urgency,
—Mike
