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They left a monumental mess either by purposely destroying the country or just by having weak leadership. It will take a lot for fix it all.

This is a depressing topic.

I’d say the typical man is out here building the roads etc for minimal income. Most men do very important work yet yield no reward, recognition nor appreciation. Men are slaves. How are they going to find a girl in this gen Z age - they all want men tall, jacked rich with a super car. Should most men even bother dating? Social media has fried girls brains. Just look how women don’t even like a ‘nice’ guy.

A man’s life is already so depressing imagine in the future. Men’s issues and problems aren’t even heard, everyone just wants to sweep us under the carpet. I mean people in the comments will probs get angry at me for writing this.

Life is heaven for only 2% of men from what I can see. Even I feel really bad for these men, we don’t deserve how crap the world has been to us throughout history - men are the forgotten people. It’s only the pioneers the men on the top that get any reward.

BREAKING: MAGA Governor Ron DeSantis is caught in a jaw-dropping scandal as it's exposed that he funneled $10 million in taxpayer money to his wife's charity, who gave it to dark money groups, who then donated $8.5 million to his minion's PAC.

The scandal originated with a settlement agreement between Florda and Centene, the state's largest Medicaid contractor, after it was discovered that the company had over-billed taxpayers for medications by a staggering $67,048,611.

Instead of depositing that money in state and federal accounts like they were supposed to, DeSantis's administration funneled $10 million of it to the Hope Florida Foundation, a charity overseen by his wife Casey DeSantis.

That money was then rerouted to two dark money organizations that are not legally required to report how they spend their funds. Those very same groups then turned around and gave $8.5 million to a PAC overseen by DeSantis’ then-chief of staff.

The stunning embezzlement scheme was exposed by a draft agreement obtained by The Miami Herald which directly contradicts claims made by DeSantis and his officials that the $10 million contribution from Centene was separate from the Medicaid settlement.

"This is kind of like a cherry on top, where they agreed to make an additional contribution," DeSantis lied.

This is nothing short of a heist of public funds. DeSantis took money that belonged to the people of Florida and deposited it right into the pocket of his wife and his lackey's political action committee.

If DeSantis and everyone involved in this crime don't end up behind bars, it will be a grave miscarriage of justice. Republicans all across the country will see it as open season on the public coffers.