Are Americans in a civil war? Obviously, we’re not in a hot war where armed militias face off in fields and streets. In that sense, we most definitely are not; but, in a larger sense, Americans have been in a civil war for decades. These battles are taking place in our courts, culture, institutions of higher learning and most recently in Washington D.C. where bureaucrats tried to commit a coup on a duly elected president. The American creed is in the process of being destroyed.
Democrats are violating the very cornerstone of our republic and that is elections. They refuse to accept defeat. The greatest example of this is The National Democratic Redistricting Foundation founded by George Soros and headed by Eric Holder. The sole mission of this organization is to sue Republican controlled state legislatures and force favorable terms for the Democratic party. This is a naked power grab that has garnered little attention in the media. This is just one front of many.
This has gotten so bad, last week, a North Carolina judge ruled that two constitutional amendments, which were passed by an overwhelming majority by both state legislature and referendum, were invalid. This philosopher king took it upon himself to invalidate not only our elections, but any legislation that was passed during the tenure of this congress because he believes these districts are racially gerrymandered. Where in the hell does this punk get that kind of power? This guy, Judge Bryan Collins, received 51% of the vote in a liberal district; yet, he rules over us all. These actions by liberal judges are a microcosm of an undeclared war.
I’ve been sounding the bells for over a couple of years, and so have others. Daniel Greenfield gave a speech in South Carolina that sums up what is happening. Here is an excerpt:
The first time a Republican president was elected this century, they said he didn’t really win. The Supreme Court gave him the election. There’s a pattern here.
Trump didn’t really win the election. Bush didn’t really win the election. Every time a Republican president won an election this century, the Democrats insist he didn’t really win.
Now say a third Republican president wins an election in say, 2024.
What are the odds that they’ll say that he didn’t really win? Right now, it looks like 100 percent.
What do sure odds of the Dems rejecting the next Republican president really mean? It means they don’t accept the results of any election that they don’t win.
It means they don’t believe that transfers of power in this country are determined by elections.
That’s a civil war.
There’s no shooting. At least not unless you count the attempt to kill a bunch of Republicans at a charity baseball game practice. But the Democrats have rejected our system of government.
This isn’t dissent. It’s not disagreement.
You can hate the other party. You can think they’re the worst thing that ever happened to the country. But then you work harder to win the next election. When you consistently reject the results of elections that you don’t win, what you want is a dictatorship.
Your very own dictatorship.
I’m woke. How about you?
Source:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-north-carolina-amendments/north-carolina-judge-rules-voter-id-tax-cap-amendments-unconstitutional-idUSKCN1QC03G
https://costonscomplaint.blogspot.com/2018/03/progressives-reconstruct-our-republican.html
https://www.lmtonline.com/news/article/In-America-talk-turns-to-something-unspoken-for-13654893.php
https://sultanknish.blogspot.com/2018/01/this-civil-war-my-south-carolina-tea.html
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