- Beltway Republicans don’t get it. Statehouse Republicans don’t get it. The game has changed. Politician weasel words aren’t going to work anymore — action is action, inaction is inaction. Trump has changed the equation. It is not enough anymore to offer excuses as to why something can’t be accomplished. The electorate expects so much more and won’t tolerate less.
- What does that mean in relation to the Election 2020? It means that Trump supporters demand their quid pro quo. If Mitch McConnell et al. expect Trump supporters to step up and assure a victory in Georgia on January 5th, then DC Republicans and Georgia State Senators and Representatives need to step up and vocally support Trump’s efforts to examine the November 3 vote.
- If DC Republicans and Georgia State Senators and Representatives fail to meet these demands, get ready to meet Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on January 6th. Get ready for the Senate filibuster to go away. Get ready for court packing. Get ready for a socialist agenda. Get ready for Democrat majorities for the foreseeable future. It’s over. So really, Mitch, this is in your court — your play.
- Do not think for a second that DC liberals and Never Trumpers are anywhere near as confident about the outcome of Trump’s challenge to the November 3 election as they portray. They know that 70 to 80% of Republicans think this election was stolen, but more alarming to them are the 30% of Democrats who agree. And, they wouldn’t be engaged in their coordinated criticism of Trump’s efforts if they weren’t fearful that lightning could strike and Biden’s victory vanishes overnight. After all, Biden’s victory appeared overnight.
- It’s easy to get discouraged among all the naysayers who have declared this election over. Trump supporters need to keep in mind that the DC media and the national MSM are ‘gaslighting’ them. The non-stop berating and labeling people as ‘crazy’ is unseemly, but not unexpected from the DC crowd, who are already so invested in the Biden presidency that they can’t contemplate anything but. No one is better at this game playing than the queen of gaslighting, Amanda Carpenter — of course, the irony is lost on no one who had the misfortune to read her book on Trump’s alleged gaslighting the American public. On CNN, just a few days ago, Dr. Carpenter had the audacity to offer some barstool psychology as to why no one in the Trump inner circle has intervened with him over his outlandish claims of election fraud — she opines it’s because “no one in his family loves him.” This self-indulgent, red headed siren of nonsense is just this side of outright evil.
- It’s equally disgusting to see how some in the conservative media are joining Carpenter’s chorus — none more conspicuously than Jonah Goldberg and Erick Erickson. These two charlatans continuously offer their purported high-brow criticism of anyone who could possibly find a shred of validity in any of Trump’s claims. In a fit of arrogance, Goldberg labels Sidney Powell a ‘fraud’ without a scintilla of analysis regarding what she claims to support her allegations of widespread irregularities. Goldberg’s pompous indignation doesn’t stop there — no, he goes on to chastise conservative radio personalities, like Eric Metaxas, for their failure to see ‘his’ light on the issue of election fraud — after all, how could these rubes be so stupid? For his part, Erickson chastises those who allow their faith to bleed into their politics and their politics into their faith as some sort of gnostic ritual, while himself challenging the breadth of the evidence for election fraud by comparing it to the seeming lack of evidence for Christ’s death and resurrection. Talk about hypocrisy. Of course, after an avalanche of criticism, Erickson tried to walk it back by saying his comparative analysis was implying that there was an abundance of evidence for Christ’s death and resurrection — which, of course, was and is a bald faced lie. That’s not what he was doing at all. Shameless, the self-declared arbiter of Georgia and national politics marches on in his never ending quest to be a jack of all trades, always content to be a master of none.
- Just a few of my opinions from the cheap seats. Carry on.
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