Friends, mighty warrior DJT continues to direct airtrikes against the Islamic Republic of Iran, but to what purpose? The promised aerial armaggedon never quite arrives, so the Iranians keep absorbing their losses and lobbing yet more missiles and drones at a wide variety of targets, precious few of which they hit. How long can this charade go on? Pretty long, would be my guess. No doubt some of Iran's elite want to capitulate, given the fact that their economy is circling the drain, but as long as a few diehards in the regime want to keep the conflict going, it won't be easy to stop. Oh well. For Americans, the only real downside is $4 a gallon gas, and that's not exactly the end of the world...
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c74gwdzywmeo
In other news, there's a big ole primary fight happening in Michigan, where the DSA candidate is facing off against a moderate Democrat to become the party's Senate nominee. It'll be fascinating to see who prevails. Would El-Sayed be the weaker candidate? That's what many Republicans assume...
Lastly, our old pal Tony Fauci appeared before a Senate committee yesterday...and refused to answer questions, asserting his Fifth Amendment rights. Does that hold water, given the fact that he enjoys a presidential pardon protecting him from prosecution? His lawyers would argue that he's still vulnerable to perjury charges, since that would be a crime committed after Sleepy Joe's pardons. Probably he can't be forced to testify. That's my assumption. Oh well. What are the chances that we'd get straight answers anyway?
Dr. Waddy : This DSA imposition on America is getting very interesting. Their unrelenting effort to take over the beleagured Dem party structure is entering a decisive phase the outcome of which is in less and less doubt as it "progresses" apace. They are increasingly likely to succeed in making the DSA one of the two major parties, on the ruins of a once loyal American Dem establishment.
ReplyDeleteThough largely unanticipated , this development is not overly surprising. I have thought for a long time that most Dems want to force "fundamental transformation " on an unapologetically unjust America. But they have not dared to be completely frank about it for fear of being marginalized and bereft of power.
The DSA Marxists who will probably soon be running the Dem ship do not fear disempowerment. Either they actually think they can sell or con a majority of Americans on their utterly counterintuitive intents OR they think that electoral rejection will motivate and lend perceived justification to a revolutionary cadre to help them seize power OR they are simply throwing effluent at the wall to see what sticks.
The real test will commence in November , when they must face common sense America rather than the dessicated refugees of a party stewed in its own long simmering juices. Widespread election of DSA commies would set the stage for a terribly important election in '28. I know we seem to think all recent national elections are of that significance but this one, well. . . !
America has been shown that it can be redeemed from the seemingly run away onslaught of wokeism and its far left opportunist incipient dictators. DJT has led the campaign to show that with leadership which courageously believes in the long proven virtues of America and of what an incalculable tragedy it would be to lose them by shrinking from resolute opposition to America hating revolutionists. He proved it almost instantaneously by closing a border the Dems were loath to control. He has attacked political correctness in "universities" and almost now all reaches of American education, almost all of whom receive taxpayer largesse; he has moved with promise to eliminate misuse of taxpayer funds by America haters to promote, well, eh. . . hatred of America at taxpayer expense; he has unapologetically used America's prepossessing , historically proven overall good willed , coercive power to confront those who would propagate tyrannical and atavistic doctrines like neo medieval vindictiveness and historically abominated Marxism. America now knows that such evils CAN be prevented, they are NOT inevitable and America will have a chance to prove it appreciates this in November when it faces the triumphant DSA and again, maybe finally, in '28.
Ronald Reagan was right when he posited that " democracy is only a generation away from destruction". He had as his examples the Civil War and its origins plus the American Bolsheviks' efforts to use the Great Depression to condemn American democracy and free enterprise plus the '60s punk radicals to offer as examples. A national crisis such as those which supported his opinion may now be at hand and we'd better prepare to rise to it, for all we cherish, especially if the DSA enters 2027 flush with victory.