Sheeva Azma

I’m incredibly privileged and honored to serve under who I believe to be the greatest man in American politics since the days of our Founders, @RepThomasMassie @MassieforKY. In less than a year, and in spite of the whole of the Washington establishment opposing us, we’ve achieved what any political consultant would have deemed impossible. We threw a sucker punch to the globalist elites and caused a real upset in international affairs through the Epstein Files Transparency Act. We bypassed corrupt leadership in the House of Representatives and the White House. We exposed decades of deep seated corruption in our Department of Justice, spanning 5 presidential administrations. We caused the arrests and resignations of billionaires, CEOs, and even royalty. And through our law, we left an anvil over the necks of all DOJ/FBI participants in the Epstein coverup - who one day may face due punishment when we finally get an attorney general who serves the people, not the cronies. We embarrassed the establishment, got blackballed, yet still managed to pass more legislation through the House floor - some of which will soon become law. Not to mention, we killed several damning legislative items that would otherwise be law today - such as liability immunities to pesticides and data center manufacturers. Most importantly, as a consequence of the special interests and foreign lobbyists who attacked us with vitriol and slander due to our rejection of their dollars and schemes in favor of the American PEOPLE, we awakened millions of Americans. By wasting 35 million dollars in what has become the most expensive Congressional election in the history of the United States, they turned Thomas Massie into a national symbol. Those who saw through the propaganda learned of a man who votes by conscience, not intimidation. A true defender of the Constitution, and he became their last hope in government. Of course, last night we lost. But I have a sneaking suspicion what they really did was turn Massie into a movement. This election caused waves that I believe will one day turn the tides. We will have a return of America First in government. In the meantime, we carry on the fight. 🇺🇸

Artemis II Commander @astro_reid set Rise on the podium before the event began 🌕

This is a brilliant metaphor from Harvard professor Joshua Greene on why grade inflation is so harmful. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/05/…

Good news for academics—substack is now piloting a project to allow for citations to Google Scholar. This means if you write a great piece on substack and someone cites it in an academic journal, then you will get a DOI and credit on Google Scholar. Our substack posts on Debunking Groupthink was included in the pilot and has been indexed by Google Scholar. It now appears on our Google Scholar profiles: scholar.google.com/scholar?q=%221… You can read it using this link: doi.org/10.32388/subst… I also heard another substack article we wrote is being taught at Yale. So it's becoming an excellent place to write about and discuss science.