Her core argument: the real governing body isn't Trump alone. It's what she calls the "Trump Board of Peace," a narrow circle of family, White House loyalists, and inner-circle figures like Kushner and Witkoff.
Her read is that new ideas don't enter from outside. Everything gets filtered through the same small group, heavily concentrated in finance, defense contracting, and Israel specifically.
Her sharpest distinction is between the old and new military industrial complex. The old model built ships and tanks and employed people. The new model is AI, data centers, and surveillance infrastructure that costs billions and employs 50 to 85 people.
That disconnect, she argues, is quietly reshaping domestic politics, and why an anti-war, anti-elite message is polling stronger than establishment Democrats expected.
On Hegseth running the Pentagon: not a merit pick. A loyalty and optics pick. And she thinks that alone tells you how Trump actually staffs power.
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