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November 4, 2002

Democrat Coup D’etat
John R. Averyt

Democrats began their attempt to dominate government by coup d’etat in the year 2000. For the first time, a national party contested presidential elections in court. The Clinton/McAuliffe axis of evil is in firm control. If the final outcome remains obscure, the beginnings at least, are clear.

A coup d’etat is, “a sudden, decisive exercise of power whereby the existing government is subverted without the consent of the people.” Once consigned to “banana republics” south of the border, it has moved north.

George Bush won Florida by an eyelash. Various “rulings” debased the standard of a legal ballot. At the end, Democrat election officials could determine for whom the voter had “intended to vote.” The United States Supreme Court intervened. A coup d’etat was barely avoided. What would have happened had the high court failed us?

The next coup d’etat came in May 2001. James Jeffords turned his coat, granting majority status to Senate Democrats. The will of Vermont voters, who had elected a Republican, was overturned without consent. Coup successful.

Then came New Jersey.

Robert Torricceli dropped out of the New Jersey race for the U.S. Senate. The Jersey Supreme Court changed the law by fiat. Frank Lautenberg was anointed. The U.S. Supreme Court refused to intervene. This coup was successful by default.

Widespread Democrat vote-fraud mini-coups have emerged in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Iowa, South Dakota, Nevada, Wisconsin and, of course, Florida.

In Oklahoma, many absentee ballot signatures appeared identical. In Florida, voting forms have been sent to felons in prison. A South Dakotan was paid twelve thousand dollars to register the dead. Corpses have been enrolled in Arkansas. In Iowa, false registrations have been taken from telephone books. A voter in St. Louis actually turned out to be a dead dog. In Wisconsin, the attorney general, a candidate for governor, traded soda, quarters and pastry as bribes for votes in an old folks’ home. Can anyone explain this sudden affinity for the Democrat party by the dead and those about to be?

In Miami, a Haitian invasion was staged for the national evening news. Hundreds of refugees ran from their boat into the streets. Al Sharpton is riding to the rescue.

Democrat officials in Maryland have excluded 10,000 Republican absentee ballots. Voters were not informed until October 29, 2002. Too late to allow new forms to go out and return by mail.

Minnesota Democrats have mutated yet another law. New absentee ballots to replace votes for dead candidates, once forbidden, are now allowed.

Democrats also protest Republican poll watchers in Miami Dade. Investigators in Florida have uncovered a plot to smuggle illegal ballots to Hispanic groups.

A U.S. Postal vice president manipulated Postal Service funding away from Arkansas to Georgia. The purpose? To influence a Senate election in favor of Max Cleland, Democrat of Georgia. The executive has since resigned.

This reads like Saturday Night Live meets The Gang who Couldn’t Shoot Straight and the Godfather.

Republicans often charge that Democrats are bereft of ideas. This is not true. Democrats are full of them. Those that are not larcenous are felonious. Like the executives of Enron and Worldcom, a bankrupt entity employs them. Instead of cooking the books, they spin coup d’etat schemes. Doubting their ability to win by conventional means, they cheat.

A large conventional coup d’etat is not acceptable, so they attempt these small ones. It is sort of like political terrorism, a dangerous game that reeks of jackboots and bayonets. If this scares you, it should. These are just events we know of from press reports. What is really going on out there in our mad, mad, mad Democrat world?

The true nadir came Tuesday evening, October 30, 2002. Democrats hi-jacked the memorial service for Paul Wellstone. What should have been a solemn good-bye degenerated into a Nuremberg hate fest. The death of a fine man, his wife and daughter, three loyal staffers and two brave pilots was exploited for political gain.

One kept expecting them to play “Happy Days Are Here Again.” It was an extraordinary moment of depravity. This public relations debacle erased Mondale’s “sympathy bounce” in the polls.

Not only have they lost the ability to distinguish between right and wrong, Democrats actively embrace wrong. Like a Faustian influenza, they infect nearly half our citizenry. Skullduggery on this scale will not go unrequited. Massive retaliation from Republicans can be expected. Elections will soon be decided as much in court as at the polls. Watchers could degenerate into roving gangs. One step down there are brown-shirts. Elections would then be decided in the streets. The abyss awaits.

The Democrat coup d’etat will not go away. They make “legal” challenges and plan massive vote fraud. Their next target for Senate subversion is Rhode Island’s Lincoln Chafee.

If one wants to combat the evil empire, battle can be joined at the nearest polling place. Until then, post guards around the cemeteries.

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