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June 6, 2026 · 11:00 - 1:00 PM · Kelly Strayhorn Alloy Studios · 5530 Penn Avenue · Pittsburgh, PA 15206

Be Part of Our Movement to Take Back The House!

We use the term “Don Upid” to express our frustration with what we see as a pattern of behavior among certain political leaders and their inner circles—leaders who, in their view, show unwavering confidence in conclusions that contradict widely available evidence. This label reflects a broader concern about individuals who appear resistant to correction, dismissive of facts, and disconnected from moral, ethical, or spiritual grounding. Critics argue that this pattern includes an aversion to learning and a repeated inability to grasp essential points even when they are clearly presented.

Who is Don Upid?

The GOP Leaders who double‑down on nonsense even when the truth is right in their face aren’t just confused — they’re committed to being wrong. They dodge facts, reject correction, and move like they’ve got no moral, ethical, or spiritual compass guiding them.

And The Wild Part?

They really think we’re so slow we won’t clock their fear of learning or their constant failure to grasp the basics, even when it’s spelled out in bold letters. But we’re not fooled. We see the game. We call it out. And we keep moving with purpose while they stay stuck.

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Take Back The House Contest Is Your Chance To Flip The Script

Your Voice Matters. Your Art Matters. Your Vote Matters.

Music has always been a force that breaks through confusion, cuts through division, and reconnects people to their own power. When leaders or systems make people feel small, unheard, or discouraged, music becomes the spark that reminds them who they are.

Your performance isn’t just a performance.
Your creativity isn’t just creativity.
Your voice is a tool for awakening.

Your voice is a tool for energizing and empowering voters.

Your voice is a tool for voters who may feel overlooked or pushed aside.