[absalom01]

If the Democrat party wins the senate and defeats Trump in November, I fear that our current cold civil war will go hot.

I don’t want that, but I don’t see how it could be avoided.

[shanover]

If Democrats sweep the election in November

....The country is dead. Post Trump era will be ugly very quickly. The left will smell blood. I would prep and get 2A abundant expecting the very worst SHTF. It would be advisable to stay out of the DNC controlled areas.

[foreverfree]

Great Hunkering - I like that :)

[Vendome]

The sun had just set on Dec. 25, 1776. Troublesome storm clouds were brewing in the darkened skies. George Washington stood at the shore of the Delaware River, looking for any signs from the far side. His thoughts were heavy with new intelligence that indicated the British might be planning their own crossing, perhaps within days, when the river finally froze over. He turned to his trusted artillery chief, Henry Knox. Washington allowed himself a rueful smile as he remembered what he and Knox had shared through the last dreadful months. "Henry, old friend, what do you think?" Washington asked. "Well General, I..." Washington screamed. "He's got a virus! Everyone back in their tents for a mandatory 14 day quarantine!!!" The British crossed two days later and wiped out the continental army, still shivering in their tents. And that, boys and girls, is why we spell words in odd ways, like "colour" and "harbour", and why every magazine in the supermarkets contains fawning stories about the royal family. God Save the Queen. Two years later, Washington was led up the gallows in London, to be executed for treason. A huge crowd had gathered, and though no one would dare say it aloud, the looks on many faces showed a sadness, a loss, as thoughts turned to what might have been. As the noose was placed around his neck, the executioner asked "Do you have any final words?" Washington smiled a triumphant smile. "I may have lost the war, but no man can deny that my bold actions slowed the spread."