Posted on 06/23/2020 2:59:02 PM PDT by rktman
Former Secretary of State John Kerry is using some dangerous rhetoric about the 2020 election. In a recent panel discussion for the Alliance of Democracies, he made the following statement:
“If people don’t have adequate access to the ballot, I mean that’s the stuff on which revolutions are built. If you begin to deny people the capacity of your democracy to work, even the Founding Fathers wrote in the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, we have an inherent right to challenge that. And I’m worried that increasingly, people are disaffected.”
Kerry’s comments should not be construed as typical Democrat rhetoric about voter suppression in the current environment. Especially when Kerry’s remarks specifically accuse Republicans of suppressing votes by denying Democratic voters access to the ballot box.
He does not limit this accusation to the upcoming election. Instead, Kerry says this is why he and Al Gore lost their elections. Then he paints it as systemic by stating the pattern repeated itself recently in Georgia. No doubt, he is referring to failed gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams’ evidence-free claims of voter suppression in 2018. Despite this assertion being thoroughly debunked, Democrats have repeated it consistently for almost two years.
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Somebody needs to move to Iran.
Trump KO’s Biden in November with the 2nd biggest political upset in U.S. history.
Bet the rent.
Kerry is an undisclosed Iranian agent, among other things.
I hear his car is broke down. Send the mechanics
A traitor does treason—surprise, surprise, surprise!
SO far, our side has been quite calm, rational, and peaceful, assuming everybody would come to their senses.
But that does not HAVE to last. And there are a lot of militias who probably want to have a war. I don’t think the revolution would end well for John Kerry.
He needs another Purple Heart. Posthumously.
It needs to be a sweep downtime as well, otherwise its 4 more years of the BS we’ve seen these last 4.
Bring it on, horseface.
Won’t happen.
The left doesn’t want a hot revolution; they don’t have the ability to control an armed population without wiping out the entire continent—AND their own food supplies in the process.
They want us to surrender without a fight.
They are afraid of Covid over there. Kerry would be hugging every man as soon as he got off the plane and slobbering over them----dangerous.
And we must always remember--seriously--that the Left signals by projection what it is about to do. Every time.
They are about to steal the election and start a violent revolution plus not accept any Trump victory. And Biden said the military traitors would pull Trump out of the White House by force. (As: when he wins the Electoral College vote but not CA and NY). All recently in speeches.
—it has been obvious to me for about three years now that the Dem’s are not going to “accept” the results of any election -including the one this fall-unless they win it—
—we are in for chaos this fall no matter how decisively the President wins—
“systemic”
Everything that seems in error in the world, to Dims, has some “systemic” cause to it. That way when too many voters keep rejecting you you can blame “system”. It is NEVER the Dims’ own fault.
kerry is tied into iran and the 911 attacks.
and married his family into their terrorism.
they like him because he paid his taxes in Qom.
We must either accept his fraud, or accept his revolution. Perhaps John Kerry is not a wise man, if he plans on survival.
John Kerry is attempting to make our decisions for us, shall we let him?
I’ll postpone my old age for a nice revolution...
John Kerry: Trump victory could provoke a revolution. Posted on 6/19 with 215 replies.
Sounds like a threat to me.
I shudder to think what will happen should Trump lose.
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