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Rogan Michael John O'Handley (born 1985), known as DC Draino, is an American political commentator, social media influencer, and former entertainment lawyer. He is recognized for his conservative commentary on platforms like Instagram, X, and Facebook, where he has amassed over 5 million followers as of 2025.[1][2]
O'Handley began his career as an attorney, admitted to the California State Bar in 2011. He worked as an associate at McDermott Will & Emery in Los Angeles, focusing on corporate finance, and later at Loeb & Loeb, specializing in entertainment law.[7][1][8] He contributed to film projects, including legal production financing for Hangman (2017).[9]
Following the 2016 U.S. presidential election, O'Handley launched an Instagram account under the pseudonym "DC Draino," referencing Donald Trump's "drain the swamp" slogan.[1] The account gained traction for its conservative memes and commentary, prompting him to leave his legal career in 2018 to focus on social media content creation.[10] He relocated to Tampa, Florida, where he founded a digital media company.[10]
O'Handley has appeared on conservative media outlets, including Tucker Carlson Today (2022) and PragerU's Real Talk podcast (2024), discussing topics such as media bias and social media regulations.[11][12] He is affiliated with Turning Point USA and has been noted for his commentary on "America First" policies, the Bud Light boycott of 2023, and election integrity.[2][13] His content has faced platform restrictions, including a temporary X suspension in 2021.[10]
As of September 2025, O'Handley has over 2.3 million followers on X (@DC_Draino), 2 million on Instagram, and significant followings on Facebook.[2][14] His commentary is rated as right-wing by media bias organizations.[13]
== Personal life ==
O'Handley resides in Tampa, Florida.[10] He has described his shift to political commentary as motivated by a desire to address cultural and political issues.[10]
