…and not their politics.

Fifty years from now, scholars and historians are going to look back and wonder what we were thinking during the years 2019 to 2025.  I don’t believe they will be too kind towards the Joe Biden presidency, ranking him with the likes of Jimmy Carter. Biden’s Democrat party might not even fare that well. It may be considered the Dark Years in America in the 21^st century.

Scholars will be astonished Democrats and the Swamp elected an elderly man with probable onset of dementia, during the height of a pandemic in 2019. They will be dismayed by the level of voter fraud and the corrupt media that assisted the plot.

How, in the face of common sense, liberals thought allowing men in women’s bathrooms or transsexual men playing in women’s sports was a good idea the historians will ask.

Scholars will be shocked how the Biden Bunch allowed the hemorrhaging of illegal immigrants over our border, and how passive the American public was about Biden’s minions lying that the border was under control. Bewilderment will be their reaction to the extensive throngs of people, some of them terrorists, others drug dealers, casually marching north to flood our country with drugs and intended malice.  

They will be stunned about the misinformation and arcane policies over COVID by both the Center for Disease Control and an untrustworthy Director of the NIAID, Anthony Fauci whose fingerprints seemingly were all over the pandemic that killed over a million Americans. They will be amazed how the media abetted the misinformation.

How, they will ask, did our generation tolerate the anti-Israel rhetoric that seeped out of America’s universities; or considering abortions at will. And why did we allow our biggest liberal cities, with their multitudes of problems, dictate who would preside over a country that was diametrically opposed to big city dogma. They will look at the nearly solid red on the map showing how Democrats voted versus how Republicans voted.  

Then they will then note, in November of 2024, America righted its ship with the landslide election of Donald Trump for president. Additionally, the populace elected GOP majorities in both sides of Congress to facilitate the Trump Administration. This was despite the all-out effort by the anti-Trump mob to stop him anyway possible.

Trump flipped six states and won all the swing states on the way to winning the popular vote, something rare for GOP candidates for the past few decades. He made great strides in vote share in Illinois and New York – unheard of in those states where Chicago and New York city collectively outnumber the rest of the state with their machine politics. He cracked the blue wall in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, despite them having Democrat governors. He did better this time with voter blocks like Blacks, Hispanics, Jewish and Women voters.

If any Democrats have read this far, I’d like to ask them a question. How do you feel about the way your party has comported themselves since the election. Do you agree with win at any cost campaigning?

As said Chris Kofinis of the liberal USA today, “Democrats’ historic defeat shows they need to stop lecturing and start listening.” But they aren’t, preferring instead to resist the President-elect and causing yet more turmoil in a country that sorely needs to get out of the turmoil business.   

Governors from the liberal states, led by JB “Toilets” Pritker of Illinois have supposedly formed a “coalition” to try and stop Trump. Laughingly they called it the Governors Safeguarding Democracy which might need to be changed to Governors Without Federal Funding later on. Pritzer should look at the attached map and see how Illinoisans across the state felt about the election.

Pritzker was joined by Jared Polis of Colorado and “other governors they are talking to.” Those Democrat governors smart enough not to join this group are currently checking with their attorney generals of how to sue Trump. Pritzker claims he has GOP governors that will join although he could not name any.

GSD intends to resist Trump policies on immigration and environment issues and other conservative policies they don’t like, but that we can’t afford. Elections, to them, don’t have consequences if they are contrary to what they believe, despite what the American populace says.

Are Democrats really interested in putting up more roadblocks on Trump to try and make it the three-ring circus they created in Trump’s last presidency?  With so much in crises, a word I abhor using, such as the border, economy, the Middle East, and Ukraine, how will that be good for the country.