Philip A. McClimon

The rain in San Francisco washes away a lot of sins, but it can't wash away the dead. Step into the 1930s apocalypse with The Red Ledger, the new noir storyline from The Dead Don't Sleep. 🚬🧟‍♂️ Listen now: zompod.com #AudioDrama #ZombiePodcast #NoirFiction #ZPN

New Ray Corbin: The Dead Don't Sleep story dropping soon. THE RED LEDGER. #zombies #podcast #podcastandchill The fog rolling off San Francisco Bay doesn't just hide the dead. It covers up the sins of the living. This city fell to the infected a long time ago, but even in the ruined remains of the 1930s, greed still pays out in blood. When a desperate client walked into my office looking for a stolen shipping ledger, she handed me a suicide mission: scale a thirty-story Art Deco high-rise on Nob Hill that's crawling with the walking dead. That little book is the key to reclaiming a stolen fortune and buying passage out of this hellhole for innocent refugees. But I'm not the only one climbing those stairs. The embezzler who ruined her hired a rival scavenger to burn the ledger and silence anyone who gets in the way. I know him by name and reputation. He's got my skills and my grit. Now, I'm trapped in a luxury penthouse with a killer in the shadows and a massive horde of the dead pounding at the reinforced doors below. In a world where the law is dead and survival means doing the unthinkable, it comes down to a simple equation: what is a man willing to pay to keep looking at himself in the mirror without flinching? Step into the fog and find out in The Red Ledger, the thrilling new chapter of The Dead Don't Sleep: A Zombie Noir Narrative Podcast.

What the actual hell is going on with the freakin' Republicans? The party is in shambles. Have they lost their way so quickly? Now this: theblaze.com/news/pete-hegse… #Republicans #ImpeachHegseth

New multi-part short story on TALES FROM THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE. zompod.com or wherever you get your podcasts. THE DRIVER. #zombies #podcast "On a blistering stretch of Highway 118 in West Texas, the driver holds a steady course in his battered rig, deliberately drawing a massive horde away from a survivor settlement. Mechanical strain, crushing heat, and an unexpected obstacle test both the machine and the man as he keeps the dead locked onto his path. What begins as a calculated lead quickly turns into a grueling ordeal under the desert sun, with every mile demanding more from the truck and its sole occupant."

So, the Left dismisses Trump's recent comments on immigration as hypocritical, and the Right feels betrayed by them? Are the wheels coming off the Administration? #Democrats #Republicans **There is no single consensus—reactions are sharply divided along partisan and ideological lines, with Trump’s comments treated as a rare post-midterm concession that aggressive interior enforcement became a political liability.** In a *60 Minutes* interview with Ross Douthat that aired November 8, 2026 (three days after Republicans lost control of the House and Senate), Trump said of his deportation policy: “I think it was too tough” and “I think it might be too tough, yeah.” He claimed an “A+ for closing up the border” and high marks for removing “the bad ones,” but said he was hurt by also deporting people with jobs (e.g., in landscaping or hotels) whose only offense was illegal entry—sometimes long-term residents paying taxes. He noted divided public opinion and said he’d “love to do something on immigration” with Democrats, calling a deal “actually doable” while still prioritizing criminals, drug dealers, and “rough ones.” He appointed Stephen Miller (the main architect of the hardline approach) as White House chief of staff around the same time. ### Key reactions - **Democrats**: Dismissal and sarcasm. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said on social media: “Trump says his immigration crackdown went too far. Apparently, his solution was to put the man responsible for it in charge of the White House. That’s not a course correction. That’s a promotion.” Other Democrats criticized the Miller appointment as evidence Trump learned nothing from the midterm losses. - **MAGA/hardline immigration restrictionists**: Significant backlash, with many viewing the comments and openness to a deal as a signal of potential amnesty or retreat from mass deportations. Commentator Nick Sortor stated “NO AMNESTY. Not now, not EVER. EVERY SINGLE ONE must GO.” Others called it a betrayal of the base, compared it to past Republican compromises, and insisted on continued maximum enforcement. A minority of supporters described it as pragmatic or “sensible” given the electoral results. - **Broader coverage and polling context**: Mainstream outlets (Guardian, BBC, CBS, AP, FT, National Review, etc.) framed it as an unusual acknowledgment that the policy was a midterm liability. Exit polling showed about 58% of voters believed the administration’s immigration actions had gone too far. Some Republicans had previously warned that targeting long-term working immigrants (beyond border security and criminals) was alienating Hispanic and suburban voters. In short, the comments are widely seen as a political recalibration after electoral defeat rather than a full policy reversal. Left-leaning voices treat it as insufficient or hypocritical (especially with Miller’s promotion), while much of the restrictionist right rejects any softening as a broken promise. No major policy changes have been announced.

Made by "stacking" videos in Gemini. Just cause I thought it was cool. #Gemini – at Edgecliff Village, TX

Made this with Grok for no other reason other than I thought it was cool to do. #GrokImagine – at Edgecliff Village, TX

Per Grok The revenue losses could be upwards of a million dollars for the "I've Had It" podcast. #IveHadItPodcast Podcast host-read sponsorships are typically priced on a CPM basis (roughly $15–40 per thousand downloads in 2026 benchmarks), and “I’ve Had It” has a sizable audience (hundreds of thousands of views/downloads per episode and ~1.8 million YouTube subscribers), so six-figure to low-seven-figure annual sponsorship revenue is plausible for a show of that scale.

I would suggest that the "I've Had It" podcast violates Spotify terms of service and should be removed from distribution. #Spotify #IveHadItPodcast #Democrats "**Yes, certain expressions of violence violate Spotify’s Platform Rules (which are part of its terms of service).** Spotify’s official Platform Rules state: “Don’t promote violence, incite hatred, harass, bully, or engage in any other behavior that may place people at risk of serious physical harm or death.” Specifically prohibited under “Dangerous Content” includes: - Content that advocates or glorifies serious physical harm toward an individual or group (e.g., inciting, threatening, or providing instructions for acts of serious physical harm or violence against a specific target or group). - Content that promotes or supports terrorism or violent extremism (e.g., glorifying or praising violent extremist groups, coordinating/promoting/threatening/praising acts of violence by or on behalf of them). - Content that incites violence or hatred toward a person or group based on protected characteristics (race, religion, sex, ethnicity, nationality, sexual orientation, etc.), including praising, supporting, or calling for violence against them, or dehumanizing statements. Under “Sensitive Content,” excessively violent or graphic content (e.g., graphic or gratuitous depictions of violence, gore, or shocking imagery such as severely mutilated bodies) is also disallowed. User Guidelines explicitly require content to adhere to the Platform Rules; violations can result in content removal, reduced distribution, demonetization, or account suspension/termination. Spotify considers context (e.g., news, documentary, or satire) when enforcing, and policies focus on content that risks offline harm rather than banning every mention of violence. Related creator guidelines for Spotify for Creators reinforce bans on hateful content that incites violence/hatred based on protected traits and on graphic/gratuitous violence. In short: Expressions that promote, glorify, incite, or threaten violence (especially against individuals/groups or tied to extremism/hate) are violations. Casual or contextual references are not automatically banned. Enforcement is handled via reports, automated tools, and human review." – at Edgecliff Village, TX

Sometimes the mask just slips. #Democrat

The hope I have about the Dumocrats gaining some power is that knives come out when someone comes between people and their money. When the Dumocrats start doing that in earnest, and they will, they are done. Stand by. #Democrat #DSA #socialism – at Edgecliff Village, TX

So, the Democrats win the election, start making noise about going after Musk, investigating corporations, banning A.I and causing a sell off in the stock market well over a trillion dollars hurting everyone's 401K. They will open the borders flooding the country with "cheap labor" further hurting the average citizen. Gas prices will not go down under Democratic leadership which has a history of canceling oil leases and shutting down pipelines. So where is the affordability under Democrats? It's non-existent. If you voted Democrat you were very foolish. Traded everything for the empty promise of lowered gas prices and "affordability" which will never happen. Shaking my head.#Democrats – at Mansfield, TX

Shattering glass and primal screams pierced the night. Panic erupted as patrons fled Mabel’s Diner, desperately outrunning the tireless, rotting horde surging from the dark. #zombie #microfiction – at Mansfield, TX

Amidst shattered ruins, the squad’s rifles roared against the tireless horde. Surrounded, they held the line, fighting for every inch as the darkness closed in. #zombie #microfiction – at Mansfield, TX