California is a preview of the Democrats' dystopian vision for America

[mystery-ak]

October 3, 2020
California is a preview of the Democrats' dystopian vision for America
By Andrea Widburg

In 2016, Michael Anton, a former national security official in the Trump administration, wrote a now famous essay, "The Flight 93 Election."   In it, he argued that voting for Trump was the last chance Americans had to preserve a constitutional America.   Anton's back with an entire book discussing what will happen if the Democrats gain control of the White House and Congress in the upcoming election.   Real Clear Politics  has an excerpt from the book, and it sounds like another warning bell for people who cherish an America run on liberty-centered values rather than socialism.

It turns out that Anton and I have something in common: we're both California natives who remember a time when the state was a beautiful, affordable tribute to the best that America could be.   Indeed, because I'm slightly older than he is, my memories are both better (I still have a vague memory of ladies wearing gloves and hats to go downtown) and worse (because I saw the damage that the hippies, the forebears of today's leftists, could do to a community).

Recently, Regnery published Anton's book,  The Stakes: America at the Point of No Return.   In it, he spells out exactly what to expect if the Democrats gain complete control over America.   It will truly be the election to end all elections should they win.

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[LMAO]

Any inner city is a preview of the Democrat's vision for America

[sneakypete]

Any inner city is a preview of the Democrat's vision for America

@LMAO

It is EXACTLY what they want. Everybody dependent on government housing,government checks,and government health care.

What better system to control the public could be devised by even the most evil man to have ever lived?

Once you depend on "The Man" for food,clothing,housing,and even your income,you are nothing more than a SLAVE,and the ONLY option slaves have is blindly following orders.

[skeeter]

What they’ve done to the state of my birth is tragic. As recently as five years ago I was still vowing I’d never leave, no matter what. Today I’m finally considering it.

[massadvj]

What they’ve done to the state of my birth is tragic. As recently as five years ago I was still vowing I’d never leave, no matter what. Today I’m finally considering it.

I left in 1993.  I saw it coming even then. I don't recognize the place anymore.

[truth_seeker]

I left in 1993.  I saw it coming even then. I don't recognize the place anymore.

It is not without challenges, but largest  agriculture producer, largest auto producer, largest defense, aerospace ,entertainment, technology. tourism, etc 

[massadvj]

It is not without challenges, but largest  agriculture producer, largest auto producer, largest defense, aerospace ,entertainment, technology. tourism, etc

The state is proof positive that socialism promotes greater disparities between rich and poor than any other system.  I left because i felt there was not much upward mobility available to me there, and the 27 years I spent since then have affirmed that belief.