May 10, 2026

Aaron's activity touched on several political themes, from foreign policy to domestic democratic backsliding to trans rights.

Foreign Policy and Military Posturing

Aaron reposted concern that the US may be building toward military action against Cuba, amplifying a report that the US has conducted at least 25 intelligence-gathering flights off the island since early February — a pattern that reportedly preceded the earlier attack on Venezuela. The underlying CNN report drew the comparison explicitly.

Democratic Erosion and Voting Rights

Aaron engaged with coverage of Utah Republicans packing their state Supreme Court and stripping its jurisdiction over certain cases after courts overturned a GOP gerrymander — a concrete example of the kind of democratic backsliding being discussed at the national level. Alongside this, he shared a map of state court records as a practical resource for tracking judicial activity across states.

Housing Policy

Aaron reposted a thread drawing a distinction between housing developers and landlords, pushing back on what the original poster characterized as a leftist tendency to conflate the two. The argument was that developers and landlords have fundamentally different — and often conflicting — capital structures, and that treating them as the same obscures where rentier behavior actually originates in the housing crisis.

Trans Rights

Aaron reposted commentary on the practical unworkability of bathroom bans, with the argument that supporters of such laws effectively admit trans people cannot comply with them — and that this is the point. The post framed these laws as tools designed to push trans people out of public life rather than good-faith policy.