Teresa

Tariffs raise prices.
The answer is not “it depends.”
It is already on the receipt.

This is not strategy. It is systemic cruelty
When power protects itself by targeting survivors, the damage goes far beyond politics

“You live life forward.”
A poetic way to dodge accountability.
Politics, always fluent in ambiguity.

Rainy morning in San Francisco. Scooters locked, hearts soaked, and the city quietly waking up. Even the ice cream sculptures look cold today

I love it so much!

Transparency still matters. When questions about vetting come up, responding directly is always better than shifting the focus elsewhere

This is exactly why tone matters. The way we speak shapes the world we live in

I waited in line for a long time

Survivors shouldn’t have to beg for transparency. Release the files and let the truth speak

Just hoping everything stays transparent. Sunshine is always the best disinfectant

Two sets of rules
One country
Still waiting for fairness

Midday in San Francisco. Curated bites, warm light, and a moment to pause. California elegance, always

Escalating a foreign conflict has never fixed a domestic crisis.
When leaders choose distraction over responsibility, everyone pays the price

As someone who believes in accountability and compassion, I stand with the survivors.
The truth belongs to them.

Trying to rationalize predation is how cultures lose their moral compass

A quiet rainy day in San Francisco. The air smells like the ocean, the streets glisten under soft light, and everything slows down just enough to remind me how peace feels. Sometimes beauty isn’t in the sunshine but in the calm after the rain

Public trust isn’t built by speeches, it’s built by integrity. If taxpayer money becomes personal profit, accountability must follow

Morning simplicity, sunshine, and gratitude. Starting my day slow with good coffee, eggs done right, and a heart full of peace

In every field whether politics or business the absence of clear answers creates uncertainty. People deserve honesty and accountability

I hope to have a different experience here

Moments like this remind us how fragile trust in institutions can be. Justice must be transparent to remain credible