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More People Thought Kamala Harris Was The Bigger Threat To Democracy Than Donald Trump
« on: November 10, 2024, 05:23:00 pm »
More People Thought Kamala Harris Was The Bigger Threat To Democracy Than Donald Trump
 By Shay Bottomley / November 8, 2024
 


A core rhetoric of the Democrats’ election campaign was the perceived threat to democracy that President-elect posed. “Democrat is on the ballot” became a rallying cry.

Of course, this came from a side which launched a coup against the incumbent president, and pushed a presidential nominee who failed to win a single primary. It will always be debated, but once could convincingly argue that the Democrats’ opponent was the victim of political persecution – something which, undeniably, is a threat to democracy in itself.

Kamala Harris compared Trump to Adolf Hitler in the dying weeks of the campaign as she tried to lay down the idea that the President-elect was an authoritarian fascist. You only need the election result to know that the tactic ultimately didn’t work.

https://wokespy.com/more-people-thought-kamala-harris-was-the-bigger-threat-to-democracy-than-donald-trump/
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Re: More People Thought Kamala Harris Was The Bigger Threat To Democracy Than Donald Trump
« Reply #1 on: November 10, 2024, 05:28:32 pm »
More people were subject to the authoritarian (totalitarian) rhetoric and actions of the Biden/Harris regime than were not. Every trip to the grocery store was a reminder of the executive orders that set the inflation cycle everyone has been grappling with in motion, and that started day one.
One trip to the gas pump, and 'drill, baby, drill' is a sweet song, even if it was a golden oldie.
It's back.
Hope has been restored.
No longer do people see the light at the end of the tunnel and cower against the walls hoping the train will miss them.
Yes we have a way to go, and a lot of adjustments and work ahead.

Now let's hope the GOP doesn't put a GOPe RINO in charge of the Senate and fudk everything up.

At least this time, Trump has a VP that will bring more fear into the Leftists than maybe even he does.
« Last Edit: November 10, 2024, 05:29:41 pm by Smokin Joe »
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Re: More People Thought Kamala Harris Was The Bigger Threat To Democracy Than Donald Trump
« Reply #2 on: November 10, 2024, 05:39:40 pm »
Public service announcement.

The word "Democracy" is not to be found in our constitution.

Thank you for your attention. That is all.
« Last Edit: November 10, 2024, 05:42:38 pm by Bigun »
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