THE CASH STUFF FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 13TH, 2026

US JUSTICE DEPT. ACCUSES

DUKE LAW SCHOOL OF 

RACISM AGAINST WHITES,

ASIANS

By Cash Michaels

Contributing  writer

In it’s continuing effort to eradicate DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) in higher education, the U.S. Dept. of Justice (DOJ) has accused Duke University Law School of racially discriminating against White and Asian applicants in favor of Black and Hispanic applicants in its admission process in 2023, 2024, and 2025.

In a letter dated August 6th to Duke Law, the DOJ added that it found “…a deliberate effort to preserve racial outcomes,” in violation of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, and the 2023 U.S. Supreme Court decision banning race as a factor in college admissions. That ruling involved UNC-Chapel Hill and Harvard University.

As evidence, the DOJ cited its review of LSAT scores for 2024, saying that Black and Hispanic applicants had lower scores than their White and Asian counterparts, yet were 3.5 times more likely to be admitted in 2025.

Then, thanks to an executive order from President Donald requiring universities to provide detailed admissions information by race to the federal government for oversight purposes, DOJ says it was able to determine that Duke Law used racial proxies to hide the fact that it was still implementing its DEI in admissions.

“Duke Law’s internal documents, including policies, and communications confirm the Department’s findings that Duke Law intended to discriminate against all racial groups except black and Hispanic applicants, [in order] to accept more black and Hispanic applicants.”

For its part, Duke University issued a statement addressing the DOJ accusations. “Duke Law’s internal documents, including policies, and communications confirm the Department’s findings that Duke Law intended to discriminate against all racial groups except black and Hispanic applicants, [in order] to accept more black and Hispanic applicants.”

The Chronicle Newspaper of Duke University reported that the DOJ is seeking a voluntary resolution to the allegations against Duke Law School, which  isn’t the only North Carolina institution under scrutiny by federal officials under President Trump.

The U.S. Dept of Education’s Office of Civil Rights (OCR) has cited East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine for alleged racial discrimination in its student admissions policy. This comes after the OCR investigated Duke University’s Medical school  and Duke Law Journal for the same accusation.

OCR is accusing these schools of violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

The investigation is significant because unlike in the past where there federal government probed schools for alleged racial discrimination against Blacks and other people of color, the OCR’s current investigation is based on accusations of either white or Asian-American complainants, and complies with the Trump Administration’s anti-DEI (diversity, equity and Inclusion) policy, though no specific allegations have been revealed. 

ECU’s Brody School of Medicine is just one of five new alleged racial discrimination targets for OCR. The investigation is a joint effort led by the OCR, along with the Dept. of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Dept. of Justice.

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DEMOCRATS, ACTIVISTS

SPEAK OUT AGAINST ELECTIONS

BILL AFTER PASSAGE

By Cash Michaels

Contributing writer

Democrats in the state legislature are outraged. Voting rights activists are furious. And Democratic Gov. Josh Stein says his veto pen is all inked up and ready for it to hit his desk.

But legislative Republicans say the passage of House Bill 958 last week was a good thing because it will save money and improve election integrity.

The bill, which also passed along party lines in the state Senate several weeks ago, would shorten the early voting period for primaries from 17 days to just 10 days. It would also require the state Auditor to audit each election afterwards, increase efforts to purge allegedly ineligible voters from the voting rolls, make it easier to challenge election results, and make it harder to determine where a campaign’s funding is coming from by changing campaign

finance rules, among other new election rules.

House Speaker Destin Hall told reporters that contrary to what legislative Democrats say, the bill, once it becomes law, will make things easier for North Carolina voters, and make the election process one that voters could put greater trust in.

Plus, smaller counties in the state supported the measure because primary elections don’t see the heavy turnouts that general elections attract. By shortening the early voting period for primaries from 17 to 10 days, makes up for the days when no primary voters go to the polls, they say.

Opponents counter that shortening the early voting period makes more difficult for rural voters, military voters overseas and workers to fit casting a ballot into their schedules.

But Democrats and voting rights activists say HB 958 only make things harder for North Carolinians who want to cast a ballot. “[This bill] makes it harder for you to vote, introduces unnecessary chaos into our elections and invites sore losers to try to overturn an election they lost,” responded Gov. Stein, promising to veto the measure. “I will always defend your right to vote.”

House Democratic Leader Robert Reives of Chatham added that what all North Carolina counties need are more resources to carry out elections properly, and state lawmakers should make that happen. 

Several voting rights groups rallied in front of the state legislature after the bill passed. Marcus Bass, executive director of the North Carolina Black Alliance told reporters that the implications of HB 958  and the actions of the that are happening in the NC General Assembly are far greater than just Democrat and Republican.

Now that HB 958 has passed, and with the November 3rd midterms elections scheduled to occur in less than three months, state lawmakers won’t be back in session until after the elections so that they can campaign and legally accept contributions (something they’re prohibited from doing while the NC General Assembly is in session). It is then that Speaker Hall said Republican lawmakers may try to override Gov. Stein’s veto if he issues one.

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THE CASH COMMENTARY FOR AUGUST 6TH, 2026

 

                                                                CASH MICHAELS

  WE’VE GOT TO ACT!

by Cash Michaels

If you’ve noticed lately, at the risk of sounding redundant, I’ve been steering the direction of my commentaries towards motivating readers to vote in the upcoming fall midterm elections. As far as I’m concerned, it’s a moral imperative. Anyone and everyone who is properly registered to cast a ballot during the early voting period or on November 3rd, 2026, must do so to save this nation, or else we completely go down the rabbit hole.

A tremendous error was made in November 2024. We elected a president with no domestic policy, no foreign policy, absolutely nothing to help our nation grow into the future with hope and vision.

No. We elected a pure criminal who needed as much power as he could get in order to stay ahead of the law, and steal us blind shamelessly in the process. And he’s doing so at such a clip, it’s breathtaking.

Honestly, can you even keep up with the extraordinary number of schemes he’s got going on to fill his pockets, and the coffers of his companies?

There’s an old saying that “There’s a sucker born every minute.” Well Donald Trump could care less what the birthrate is. As far as he’s concerned, there are plenty of easy marks walking the Earth right now, and there’s absolutely nothing we can do to stop him.

Except vote.

This isn’t broken government we’re dealing with here. This is lawless, ruthless government whose only mission is to generate enough power to leverage plenty of opportunities to monetize on the sacred trust given to him by the American people. This criminal sees everything through the lease of an opportunist, which is why he’s so cavalier about public policy. He sees everything through the eyes of a dealmaker - someone who believes he has the absolute right to scam anyone who is breathing in order to ingratiate himself, regardless of the pain involved for the other person.

Life for Trump is purely transactional - nothing more, nothing less.

This criminal we’re forced to address as “Mr. President” while in polite company and in front of our young children, is also mastering our legal system against us, flooding the zone to test the rightful boundaries of the rule of law, seeking small breaks and fissures that give him an edge that can be exploited in the future if necessary. Many analysts love to point out how many times Trump has lost in court trying to force something to happen, without realizing that he’s testing to see if the system will buckle as he tries to kick down the door for his own nefarious schemes.

But of course, Trump also has a conservative majority U.S.Supreme Court to make his executive powers more muscular, and ambiguous, allowing him to get away with acts unimaginable in any previous presidency.

And then there’s his lying, and more importantly, Trump’s blatant and boldface willingness to lie just to build a bridge to the next scam. As far as he’s concerned, what the American people don’t know may hurt them, but who the hell cares? As long as there’s a buck in it for him, his family and his companies.

Of course, there’s Trump's vicious determination to go after his perceived political enemies, or those who dared to stand in his way as he worked his grifts. As we all know, Trump is nothing if not committed to make people who dutifully seek to bring him to justice, or just not carry out his every whim, pay for their impertinence. The fact that there are other living beings who have the absolute nerve and gall to even attempt to stop him in his quest for more power and the trappings that come with them is a personal indignity that he simply will not tolerate.

Those people must be destroyed, he believes. They must be made to feel small and powerless, as they’ve tried to do to him as Trump steamrolls through every social and legal barrier to ensure that the world never forgets his name nor his power.

Why does Donald Trump hate former President Joe Biden so much? Because Biden did the unthinkable, he beat Trump, in a way no one has ever beaten him before. Out in the open, in public for all the world and history to see per the 2020 presidential election. And Trump could care less what anyone thinks about him insisting that that election was stolen, because it was “stolen” from him he insists, and that’s all that matters.

The super-ego that feeds off of promoting hatred and division, that dares to attempt to rewrite the tattered history of this beloved nation. The manner in which he uses that hatred held by others to fuel his further desire for power, at the risk of literally tearing this country apart. All of that should sicken you!

And now we are knee deep in an intractable war that we can’t get out of, where the precious blood of several young, brave Americans has been spilt, and for what? So that Trump, his family and buddy billionaires can line their pockets while the rest of us grit our teeth paying for his misadventures with higher gasoline prices and ridiculous tariffs?

If you’ve remained with me this far into this commentary, then I truly hope that I’ve made the case for why we, the people, have got to act. Indeed we MUST act to clean this foolishness up. Trump has gotten away with doing things contrary to the normal expectations we have for our president of the United States because deep down, we’re all good people at heart. It is not normally in us to expect the rancid type of evil that criminal has brought to our White House.

But that must end NOW!

The only way to start bringing our democracy back from the brink is to first do everything in our power to make sure each and every one of us is properly registered to vote, intently paying attention to the issues that are foremost before us, and then, as soon as early voting starts here in North Carolina or wherever you’re reading this missive, you grab your legal photo ID, head right down to your early voting site and cast your ballot to remove any candidate from office who supports the misery Donald Trump is perpetrating against you and your family!

It’s the only way to rob Trump of his power over our government. We’ve got to start there.

WE’VE GOT TO ACT…NOW!

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THE CASH STUFF FOR AUGUST 6, 2026

                                Wash your lettuce, throwing away outer leaves, to protect yourself

                                       

WHAT IS CYCLOSPORIASIS,

WHO DOES IT AFFECT, AND 

WHY SHOULD YOU CARE?

By Cash Michaels

Contributing writer

For the past several weeks, they’ve called it the spreading intestinal disease that’s causing “explosive diarrhea” in several states across the country, including North Carolina. In fact, our state has become prominent in the number of new Cyclosporiasis cases that have been reported.

        But for the first time, 2 deaths have now been associated with the outbreak, as Michigan health authorities reported Monday that two people with "significant underlying health conditions" fell victim because of stomach illness and dehydration.

As of July 27 according to the North Carolina Dept of Health and Human Services, North Carolina has reported 718 cases (435 cases alone in Wake County, nine cases in Guilford) since May 2026, 157 newly reported cases since July 21, 24 hospitalizations since May 2026 and eight newly reported hospitalizations since July 21st.

On August 4th of this week, those numbers were updated to 867 cases since May (494 from Wake, 15 from Guilford), 149 new cases since last week, 33 hospitalizations, 9 new hospitalizations since last report. 

        So what exactly is Cyclosporiasis and why should African-Americans be concerned?

Again, according to the NCDHHS, the number of cases in the state and across the nation are on the rise. “The illness is caused by a parasite called cyclospora. People get sick when they eat or drink food or water that is contaminated with the parasite. Past outbreaks were linked to fresh produce (lettuce, fruit and fresh herbs).”

The produce becomes contaminated when it comes in contact with either waste water, or someone who has handled the food without washing their hands after a bathroom break. Once consumed, it can take at least a week to cause the explosive diarrhea. Depending on your health, that can result in dehydration, loss of appetite, cramping, low-grade fever, bloating, nausea, fatigue and weight loss.

There is no human-to-human transmission.

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), if you do become symptomatic with frequent gastrointestinal illness caused by the cyclospora parasite, please be aware that it can last from a few days to a month. It can go away a few days, only to come back.

As reported by national news outlets, the source of the outbreak has allegedly been traced to a California-based company in Central Mexico called Taylor Farms, which reportedly supplies iceberg lettuce to the Taco Bell fast food chain.

But here in North Carolina, according to Newsweek Magazine, health officials “…have indicated that they do not believe cyclospora cases in the state are connected to the Taco Bell outbreak, and likely have several sources.”

The outbreak is currently affecting 45 states, with over 6,707 laboratory-confirmed cases by the CDC, but over 11,000 cases have been reported overall, and increasing, with 198 hospitalizations..

So how do you protect yourself and your family from the cyclospora outbreak?

Thoroughly wash what you eat if it’s raw. No bagged salads. Remove outer iceberg lettuce leaves in food preparation. And pay attention to the latest reports from the North Carolina Dept. of Health and Human Services at https://www.dph.ncdhhs.gov/blog/2026/07/14/cyclosporiasis-north-carolina-what-it-and-how-stay-safe

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 LAW TRACKING RACIAL DISPARITY

PRACTICES AMONG POLICE

HAS NOW BEEN REPEALED

By Cash Michaels

Contributing writer

As of July 1st, a state law passed in 1999 that required law enforcement agencies throughout North Carolina to keep track of racial disparities in traffic stops, use of force incidents, searches, and arrests is no longer on the books. For almost thirty years, police officers and highway patrol troopers have been required to collect such information to be stored in a data base for policymakers seeking guidance about trends in policing statewide. But thanks to two sentences on page 448 of the just passed 634-page state budget, that requirement has now been repealed.

Because Republican legislative leaders in the NC General Assembly are technically responsible for writing the much delayed budget that was finally passed last month a year over schedule, Democrats were quick to point their fingers at the GOP majority for slipping the language in to the budget agreement without their approval.

A spokesperson for Democratic Gov. Josh Stein told The Raleigh News and Observer  the removal of the law enforcement data requirement law “…undermines the trust law enforcement officers have worked to build in their communities." “Greater transparency leads to greater accountability. This criminal justice data helps our law enforcement agencies better serve their people and makes North Carolina safer and stronger.”

Other Democrats are admitting that they knew nothing about the provision when they voted.

Republican legislative leadership, on the other hand, say that law enforcement agencies requested the repeal because they “weren’t using the information.” Those include The N.C. Association of Chiefs of Police and the N.C. Sheriffs Association.

Now there’s concern about what will happen to the statewide information already collected since Jan. 1st, 2000. The law ultimately required all law enforcement agencies in cities or towns with populations of 10,000 or more to record the data about their traffic stops, arrests, searches and use of force incidents for later reference to determine if there were racial inequalities in police practices and where. Whenever there was an allegation of a racially disparate traffic stop, for example, previous data from that city, town or region of the state could be referred to either in court, or in addressing the allegation.

Law enforcement countered that being required to record the names, racial descriptions and ages of members of the public they came in contact with took time away from their ability to better do their jobs.

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THE CASH COMMENTARY FOR JULY 30, 2026

              

                                                                   CASH MICHAELS

                                                THE NASTY TRUTH

                                                     By Cash Michaels

I admit it. Every week that I take the time to write about Donald Trump, it usually is a particularly nasty chore, and I never enjoy it.

        But this week, I’m writing about how the Trump Administration is screwing up handling the spread of the nationwide cyclosorasis outbreak. You know, the exploding diarrhea epidemic that reportedly comes from eating contaminated raw vegetables or fruit. Please pardon me for being particularly nasty this go-round, though I promise I won’t be as descriptive as I could be. But if I somehow fall short of that intention, again, please forgive me. It’s just that Donald Trump doesn’t take disease epidemics seriously, and because of that, innocent people suffer, and even die needlessly.

      I have no patience for such a so-called “leader” who has proven in the past to be so useless in an emergency.

I mean, let’s face it, Trump is decidedly ignorant when it comes to protecting the American public from encroaching diseases. It wouldn’t shock me if he stepped up to the White House Press Room podium, and seriously suggested folks who are experiencing explosive cyclosorasis symptoms should drink an 8 ounce glass of bleach.

“That’ll clear you right up,” I can see him saying, repeating himself from the COVID-19 crisis.

No, I’m not laughing either, but the very real possibility of that happening is what makes this situation so fraught. We can’t trust Trump, and we especially can’t trust U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy, Jr., the literal clown and anti-vaxxer Trump put in charge of the federal agency responsible for tracking the disease and its spread, and finding answers so that Americans can get back to their lives safely.

Now, as of July 21st, Kennedy said the cyclosorasis outbreak was “under control,” despite the fact that his agency had slashed the number of food-borne illness experts trained to track such spreads due to budget cuts.

This from the HuffPost:

Last July, under the Trump administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention made it optional for the Foodborne Diseases Active Surveillance Network (FoodNet), which monitors food poisoning infections in the U.S., to track cyclospora and six other pathogens.

Experts have argued  that the move made it even more difficult to identify the parasite and its origin, and, consequently, to contain the outbreak.

Kennedy…called the criticisms "invalid…” "We did cuts in the FoodNet program, but they were for redundant surveillance."

When it comes to safeguarding the nation’s food supply, I think a little “redundant surveillance” is justified and in order. Don’t you? 

Now I know some of you are probably saying, “Hey, what’s a little diarrhea. Just watch what you eat and go on with life, for goodness sakes!”

But it’s not that simple.

A large variety of folks enjoy having a nice salad or fresh piece of fruit with their meals, and they should be able to do so without fear of getting sick a week later. “Explosive diarrhea” to someone who is not in the best of health can cause a lot of other unforeseen problems, most likely dehydration, loss of appetite, cramping, low-grade fever, bloating, nausea, fatigue and weight loss.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “Cyclosporiasis is a gastrointestinal illness caused by the Cyclospora parasite. People can get sick eating food or drinking water contaminated with human poop containing Cyclospora.”

The CDC adds that if you do become symptomatic with frequent diarrhea, that can last from a few days to a month. And that parasite is tricky. It will go away for a few days only to come back. So if you’re elderly, or already suffering from an illness, this parasitic infection is the last thing you need in your life. And because it draws a lot of water out of you and leaves you dehydrated, it can render your body defenseless against the high climate temperatures we’ve been experiencing lately. Water is not the only thing your body loses. You also lose a lot of the important minerals your body needs to keep you going.

Yep, a lot of that comes out in the wash, sorta speak.

But enough of this “Dr. Cash” stuff, and back to the politics of it all.

Now according to the CDC, the Cyclospora outbreak is linked to iceberg lettuce in 41 states, and that’s as of July 24th. CDC reports there have been at least 4,100 cases since May 1st, over 300 hospitalizations and no deaths so far. 

Normally, we only see 250 cases a year.

Funny. Michigan, the so-called “epicenter” of the outbreak, reports that it alone has 9,253 cases with 160 hospitalizations and no deaths. Why is an outbreak that is supposedly “under control” showing up with different numbers all over the place?

The source of the contaminated lettuce is reportedly a California-based company in Central Mexico called Taylor Farms, which as of July 17th, “voluntarily” recalled its allegedly bad produce. But then, the Food and Drug Administration reported that its initial test of Taylor Farms’ lettuce was actually a “false positive.” Taylor Farms then said the FDA “apologized” for the false positive test results, but the FDA denied it, still blaming Taylor Farms, keeping its produce under suspicion.

This confusion is what RFK, Jr. calls “under control” apparently.

Reportedly, Taco Bell has also stopped using Taylor Farms lettuce in its restaurants for now. Add to the list Marketside brand lettuce sold by Walmart.

The bad lettuce in question was distributed to at least 27 states, and North Carolina was certainly one, given the number of cases reported here lately.

Just this week, Wake County saw 435 cases as of May 1st, reportedly the most in the state, with nine hospitalized (16 across the state). 

According to Newsweek Magazine:

Health officials in North Carolina have indicated that they do not believe cyclospora cases in the state are connected to the Taco Bell outbreak, and likely have several sources.

Oh Lord, here we go!

There has been a surge of cyclospora cases in the state over the last week…NOT connected to the Taco Bell outbreak. Rather than being linked to Taco Bell lettuce, North Carolina officials said in a July 21st press conference there were likely multiple sources driving the rise in cases. They also said there have been rises in case numbers across June and July in previous years, thought this year’s case numbers are notably higher, Newsweek added.

WAIT A MINUTE, this contamination has been with us here in North Carolina since last year from a variety of sources beyond Taco Bell? As of that July 24th Newsweek report, there were 561 reported cases here since May 1st, with 254 alone in our state between July 14 - 21, and again, hospitalizations at 16.

I hate playing the commentary detective, but if this contamination has been with us here in North Carolina since last year from a variety of sources, and Kennedy cut the food inspection program responsible for keeping an eye on this stuff when he got into office last year, then one and one equals Kennedy on the responsibility scale, right?

And let’s not forget this. Taylor Farms reportedly donated $1 million to MAGA Inc., a super PAC that reportedly supported Donald Trump in March 2025. According to The Independent, “Company officials also reportedly visited the White House during the clash with the FDA, raising concern among consumers that the federal government's information couldn't be trusted.”

I don’t know about you, but lettuce or no lettuce, that's the part that gets me sick. 

Newsweek adds that across the nation in 41 states, CDC has reported 4,173 confirmed cases and 308 hospitalizations since May 1st. Some reports have that national number at at least 10,000.

And get this folks, it’s not just iceberg lettuce, but cilantro and parsley too that can have you doing the do-do dance.

Some how, waste water has come in contact with fresh produce where it's grown, infecting it before it gets to the store or retailer. What strikes me is that if the CDC under wacko RFK, Jr, was on the ball, as far as I’m concerned this shouldn’t have happened. And I’m not the only one who thinks so.

"It's starting to approach a catastrophic level in terms of how mismanaged it's been on multiple fronts," Frank Yiannas, who was also a deputy commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration during President Joe Biden's administration, told Politico.

He blasted the lack of "strong federal leadership" in the current crisis, and mounting consumer confusion amid mixed messages from officials. "They went too fast and they made a mistake," Yiannas speculated. "They should share more about how and why it happened, and what they'll do to prevent it in the future."

Georgia Democratic Sen. Jon Osoff certainly has seen and heard enough. He wrote Sec. Kennedy a terse letter saying in part, "Your foolish and self-indulgent demolition of critical public health programs puts Americans at risk.” Osoff also jumped all over Kennedy for the dramatic rise in measles cases in the nation since he took office. 

That’s now at a 35-year record high of 2,300 cases under Kennedy. 

Did Kennedy have the good sense, decency and responsible maturity to respond to the gentleman from the great state of Georgia? As of this writing, no.

This is why we have to be serious about voting this November, people. When Trump told his handpicked agency heads, including Kennedy, to slash budgets to the bone so that he could give his billionaire buddies large tax cuts, folks didn’t understand how that could affect them and their families. Well, you see it, AND feel it now. Your gas prices are through the roof because of Trump’s thoughtless war, and in addition, the higher prices you’re paying for food aren’t the only things that will get you sick to your stomach. Food safety has now been crippled.

This from The Telegraph:

Dr Jill Roberts, associate professor of environmental health microbiology at the University of South Florida [said] "Cutbacks like we have seen in the last year did not just lose the surveillance network, but lost the people who knew the most about cyclospora. All of the labs are running short of funds and people."

Dr Roberts added: "Across the federal workforce, we saw cuts and layoffs with no proper investigations into what the individuals laid off were even responsible for. The public health fields were hit particularly badly."

Hey, I get it, many of you are just sick of politics, and you were sick of it long before Trump got into office.

But no matter how much you want to ignore it, the reality is we have the mess we’re in now because enough of us didn’t vote to at least make things normal. What we’re experiencing now with that incompetent thief and liar in office is NOT normal. We’ve got to cripple his power for these last two years he has left in office, because Trump is now, through his crazy proxy Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., getting people sick again.

By the way, what does the president himself think about this growing cyclospora outbreak? From Newsweek Magazine:

President Donald Trump laughed off a question about the ongoing cyclospora outbreak that was asked by Fox News …on Friday. “I don’t know, I haven’t thought about it. This is the first time I’ve been asked that question. Are you eating lettuce recently?” Trump said, his response met with several laughs before he added that “nobody wants to ask that question.”

Trump doesn’t care about us. He’s got jokes, no solutions. No president’s government is supposed to allow this foolishness to continue. From 250 cases a year to at least 10,000 cases right now, and the summer is only half over? People doubling over in pain and discomfort here in North Carolina and elsewhere because the folks in charge of our government don’t know enough, or care enough to adequately protect us and protect our food and water supply?

Wash what you eat if it’s raw. No bagged salads. Throw away outer iceberg lettuce leaves before eating. Cook your vegetables. And pay attention to the latest reports from our North Carolina Dept. of Health and Human Services at https://www.dph.ncdhhs.gov/blog/2026/07/14/cyclosporiasis-north-carolina-what-it-and-how-stay-safe

Dr. Cash is finished here. Y’all better just make sure you vote this fall! And please pass the toilet paper!

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