Sticking with Trump to the Bitter (or Glorious) End

American Thinker.com ^ | December 20, 2020 | David Solway

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“To defeat Trump,” writes Victor Davis Hanson, “many of our institutions were deformed.” Indeed, we have witnessed a flagrant burlesque of electoral procedure, including the specter of foreign interference by China, Iran and Russia via Dominion Voting Systems in gerrymandering electoral results, as Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe has confirmed. And there will be lasting consequences. The effect of installing a parodic figure like Joe Biden, straight out of the Commedia dell’Arte, as the next president of the United States will result in three destabilizing factors.

A nation presided over by a sorry puppet who has been put in place by a political, technological and wealthy elite employing counterfeit means will become progressively dysfunctional. Secondly, an administration that owes its ascendancy to obvious electoral chicanery will look and sound like a banana republic, a wavering shadow of its former self, and an international laughing stock to be taken advantage of by its adversaries and competitors.

Finally, the idea of secession will enter the public domain. Rush Limbaugh worries that America is “trending toward secession.” Texas GOP chairman Allen West suggested that law-abiding states should “bond together and form a union of states that will abide by the Constitution.” Though he asserted “I never say anything about secession,” the implication is certainly present. Texit is in the wind. As Rep. Kyle Biedermann (R-Fredericksburg) said, “I am committing to file legislation this session that will allow a referendum to give Texans a vote for the State of Texas to reassert its status as an independent nation.”

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We look at Traitors being People who violate the Constitution to take away Individual Freedom and gain control and power.
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Granted, but I am using the term as people who can’t be trusted amongst their own so possibly they will turn on their new ‘friends’ so they will be among the first to ‘go’.

As a whole, LIBs - in particular - and some Dems will remain loyal to the cause no matter how wrong the cause may be.

Rs can’t make that claim as they will throw their own under the bus hoping they appease the Ds but they (Rs) have been doing it all my life and still apparently haven’t learned