Arguably, his career in the public eye started as a die-hard real estate segregationist and casino owner. His antics would be familiar when Back to the Future: Part II sent them up in 1989. Heavy Metal Magazine realized how he could take power in the dystopian sci-fi comic "The Wall" in 1991.

In obverse ways, considering RFK Jr.'s role in MAHA is to convince supporters they're fucking eugenic supermen who need not fear the dismantling of the healthcare system.

Not everybody's nocturnal, so some are sleep deprived, cranky, and making bad choices.

Is HBO the right channel for this question? As far back as I can remember, they had a predilection for manufacturing pop culture phenomena. Also, much of our trouble is the maximization of costs entailing the vanishing of the mid-budget film that could take risks.

I understand that in Roman history the emperor Nero insisted on playing in the Olympic games. Just saying....

Those kids are, of course, the baby boomers, no small number of which see themselves in Donald Trump.