Out-of-Touch Elites Double Down on Failed Narratives
Electronic musician Moby, whose relevance peaked in the 1990s, reignited his feud with President Donald Trump this week by posting a cringe-inducing video on X. In the clip, the self-proclaimed “Democrat-hugging” artist demanded Trump voters “finally admit you were wrong,” falsely claiming the president is “bankrupting the United States” (Breitbart). This tired rhetoric clashes violently with reality:
“So, for the people who voted for Trump or have supported Trump, can you finally just admit you were wrong? Trump has spent his entire life bankrupting businesses, and now — surprise, surprise — he’s bankrupting the United States.”
— @thelittleidiot, April 8, 2025
The timing couldn’t be worse for Moby’s narrative. Just one day earlier, the Supreme Court handed President Trump three major legal victories, including reaffirming his authority to deport violent gang members and rejecting activist judges’ interference in national security matters (New York Post).
Trump’s America: Winning on Every Front
While Moby lectures from his ivory tower, the Trump administration has delivered $2,100 in annual savings for families through deregulation, slashed illegal border crossings by 96%, and revived American energy independence by scrapping Biden’s LNG export ban (White House). These measurable results expose the hollowness of Moby’s claims.
The musician’s bankruptcy smear also collapses under scrutiny. New York’s $500 million civil fraud judgment against Trump—a figure inflated by $114,000 in daily interest during appeals—stems from a politically motivated case built on disputed property valuations. Judge Arthur Engoron’s ruling has been widely criticized as a weaponization of the legal system, with even liberal legal analysts acknowledging flaws in the state’s argument (CBS News).
Judicial Overreach Meets Its Match
Moby’s tantrum coincides with a landmark week for constitutional governance. The Supreme Court and Fourth Circuit Court smacked down 15 nationwide injunctions issued by Democrat-appointed judges attempting to block Trump’s border security measures and immigration reforms. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich rightly called this pattern of judicial obstruction a “potential coup d’état” during recent Congressional testimony (Fox News).
The numbers don’t lie:
- 92% of injunctions against Trump policies come from Democrat-appointed judges
- 15 nationwide orders issued in Trump’s first 100 days vs. 14 during Biden’s entire term
- $180 billion saved through deregulation vs. $236 billion wasted annually under Biden
The Deep State’s Last Gasp
Moby’s outburst follows a familiar script from the anti-Trump resistance. His demand for public penitence mirrors the 56 Truth Social posts where Trump outlined plans to “demolish the deep state” by ending bureaucratic sabotage (CREW). The president’s March 21 executive order—which dismantles information silos enabling fraud—has already recovered $925 billion in Biden-era waste (White House).
Stand Firm Against the Noise
As President Trump crushes the deep state and restores constitutional order, expect more desperate attacks from has-been celebrities and bureaucratic holdouts. The choice is clear:
- Moby’s America: Lecturing elites, open borders, $3,250 gas stoves
- Trump’s America: Energy dominance, 94% border drop, $2,100 family savings
Stay vigilant. Follow @goldagepatriots on X and Golden Age Patriots on Facebook for real-time updates as we expose the swamp and celebrate America’s resurgence.
“The notion that unelected lawyers can micromanage the executive branch should trouble every American.”
— Newt Gingrich, April 1, 2025 Congressional testimony
