The nightmare scenario we are now facing

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December 29, 2023
The nightmare scenario we are now facing
By Timothy Jankowski

Not since Gavrilo Princips assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 has the politically-motivated action of a single individual threatened to plunge an entire nation into strife and crisis like the decision by Maine’s Democrat Secretary of State, Shenna Bellows, to keep Donald Trump off of the state’s primary ballot.

Does that sound like hyperbole? Allow me to explain.

Donald Trump’s path to re-election in 2024 is simple: Hold the red states that he won in 2020, which he should do with ease, and win back the swing states of Wisconsin, Arizona, and Georgia. That outcome would result with him receiving 270 electoral votes, the exact margin needed to regain the presidency.

The push to remove Trump from state ballots is largely irrelevant. He’s not going to be removed from any red state ballots and there are no signs he will be removed from the aforementioned swing states. Even if every blue state were to keep him off the ballot, the scenario laid out above would remain not just possible, but likely… with one exception: the state of Maine. Unlike most states which apportion their electoral votes on a winner-take-all basis, Maine divides its four electoral votes by Congressional districts; in 2020 Biden won three, while Trump managed to win one from the more rural, conservative region of the state.

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[AllThatJazzZ]

 

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

Now this may require an amendment.

[Cyber Liberty]

It's starting to look like 1860, when the southern states decided not to put Lincoln on the ballots.  They didn't even have the excuse of misreading the 14th Amendment.

[Fishrrman]

The article concludes:
"And if they don’t, and Donald Trump is denied that one vote in Maine because of the unilateral decision of Democrat partisan Shenna Bellows to bar Trump for asserting that he engaged in an attempt to overthrow the U.S. government, consisting of 2.7 million employees, then America will face a nightmare scenario which will permanently tear our country apart."[/b]

Like Cyber said -- 2024 is 1860, all over again.

I'm gonna ask the $64,000 question.

There was a time when "tearing the country apart" was a notion that was viewed with horror. How could one be for this?

But today, in these Divided States of America, with two diametrically-opposed sides that cannot and will never be reconciled -- could one be for it?

Looks like it's time. It's the only way ahead for white, traditionally-minded Americans of Euro-Christian background. Those in control of the blue states and who control the DCommunist government HATE you, and support those who would do harm to you.

The only way to get free of their determination to create an American communist state, is to separate from them.

Does anyone here remember the old television series from the 80's named "Centennial"? Based on the James Michener book about the founding of a small town in Colorado?

In what was one of the best episodes, Levi Zendt, a Mennonite from Pennsylvania, "sees the elephant" while enroute through the Colorado territory. He can't continue, and (I believe one of his oxen dies) his only option is to literally "saw his Conestoga wagon in half", turning around with the remaining half and heading back east.

He travels a short way, then decides with his wife to just try to make it where he was -- the founder of what was to become the eventual town.

Told you that to tell you this:
America is "facing the elephant" -- the elephant of communism.
Do we continue traveling that path, or...
... do we turn towards another...?

It may be time to take Levi Zendt's saw, and do some sawin' of our own.

Is it time for that new Heartland Continental Congress yet...?