Eric Trump maybe feed the fantasy Others supporting his father’s presidential bid may have accepted it as well. He has warned that if Joe Biden becomes former president, he could face criminal charges for keeping cocaine in the White House. This is said to happen if the Supreme Court disallows immunity for President Donald Trump’s activities, a ruling that ironically could be in Trump’s favor.
Unfortunately, even if President Trump returns to the White House, Biden, his prodigal son Hunter, and the surveillance state’s Democratic operatives may never come back. As I argued last week, the chain of revenge may never unfold. Because the Democrats and their deep state and law enforcement agencies, and what Trump aptly calls the “fake media,” will ensure the safety of their allies.
As long as Democrats control the machinery of government, communications, Big Tech, and educational institutions, they will remain in charge of the country.
Let’s not get carried away with how the corporate press here and elsewhere in the West laments the disastrous consequences of Trump’s victory. While I would wholeheartedly welcome some of the vengeful acts that the evil Orangeman might unleash, I think Trump, having won the election, will be corralled by his ruthless enemies. If President Trump had vigorously drained the swamp during his first term, many of his opponents, especially those within the federal government, would already be gone. That is, the swamp that Barack Obama energetically filled with overzealous partisan appointees.
Note that the two national parties have very different strategic goals. The Republican Party appears to be completely focused on winning the election for its presidential candidate. If Trump cancels the election, especially if he can help other Republicans win, his party’s most important goal will have been achieved.
Democrats, by contrast, are playing the long game. They may be willing to use any means, legal or illegal, to retain the presidency, even with a clearly unqualified candidate, but that is their primary concern. It’s not a goal. Mr. Trump’s success represents only a brief break in the Democratic Party’s pursuit of a long-term strategy of building a one-party globalist state.
As long as Democrats continue to control the government, communications, most Big Tech, and the institutions of education, they will remain in charge of the country. They will keep the borders open until Election Day in order to fill the country with future Democratic voters. Moreover, Biden’s recently revealed plan to expel Gazans into the country may be aimed at giving his party even more votes.
The Bidens will likely be exonerated of all charges, as Democratic lawyers like Abby Lowell continue to come to the rescue. If the Bidens deal with their crimes in safe Democratic districts, where judges ruthlessly serve the party that appointed them, this morally compromised family might be able to get away with it. Any attempt to punish them or their party’s henchmen will undoubtedly invite massive disapproval from the “fake media.” This same “source” would also be at play when illegal aliens, including criminals, are forced out of the country.
hans von spakovsky and molly hemingway He detailed how Big Tech has disrupted platforms and censored conservatives. The left-wing Democratic activists running these operations are able to disguise themselves as providing a forum for public debate, but this is a gross misunderstanding of what they really do. These are tools of social manipulation that threaten election integrity, as evidenced by how media giants avoided Hunter Biden’s legal issues from being discussed in the lead-up to the 2020 election. , it was too obvious.
Despite their best efforts, these operatives will continue to operate even if Trump is re-elected. The question then becomes: What will a Republican president and (in the best of circumstances) a cooperative Congress do to force tech companies to behave more fairly and less insidiously? Past Republican rebukes against Mark Zuckerberg and his ilk have not led to major changes in the way these tech giants use their power to advance leftist causes.
Unless the Trump administration does something to take back the reins of power, Democrats will not continue to rule us, no matter what happens in November’s election.
I think Democratic leaders understand this very well. Perhaps they know who is really in charge better than the dim light bulbs in Hollywood pundits and state media who actually believe that Trump’s second term will turn the US into a fascist state .
The question here is not what President Trump can do to garner bipartisan support, but what he can do to avoid a kick from the opposition party protected by a second term. He and his team have to plan to prevent that from happening. Such a plan should include possible ways to remove opponents from government and force the media to control blatant and abusive partisanship. No matter what the Republican establishment demands of a re-elected president, these priorities must not be postponed or set aside.
