Why are Democrats so scared of Donald Trump when they just defeated him?

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 Why are Democrats so scared of Donald Trump when they just defeated him?

By Glenn H. Reynolds

February 4, 2021 | 4:58pm

Donald Trump is washed up. A has-been. Everyone hates him, and he has no future. That’s what the press is constantly telling us.

So why are the Democrats still afraid of him?

According to the press narrative, Trump suffered a crushing electoral defeat. Democrats are firmly in charge of the White House and Congress. America is returning to normalcy, with the reassuring (if sometimes a bit confused) face of President Biden beaming over all of us like a benevolent grandpa. We’re ready to move on.

That’s the story, but the Democrats’ actions give it the lie.

In a nation returning to “normalcy,” does Congress cower behind armed troops and 12-foot fences? Does a party securely in control try to enlist tech firms and media to snuff out voices of opposition?

In a normal America, does a defeated presidential incumbent pose such a threat to the party in power that he must be impeached after leaving office, to ensure he doesn’t win back the White House in four years?

That’s where we are. The Democrats aren’t acting like a party secure in its position; they’re acting nervous and insecure and lashing out at any perceived threat. 

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[Fishrrman]

Glenn Reynolds:
"Why are Democrats so scared of Donald Trump when they just defeated him?"

Why were the bolsheviks afraid of the Tsar after he was deposed?
Why did they go so far as to kill his children?

[skeeter]

It’s not Trump they’re scared of.

[libertybele]

It’s not Trump they’re scared of.

Trump was simply the voice and will of "We the People" and they just stomped on those voices and that will. 

[catfish1957]

It’s not Trump they’re scared of.

Exactly...  75M were already pissed, and now are past outrage.

[Sled Dog]

Trump...

....Trump is a statue.

Statues exist to remind the future of the past, of former glory and high aspirations.

Naturally the Rodents are going to destroy the most important statue in future US history.  They can't afford to allow anyone, ever, to have aspirations of freedom or free thought.

They're not going to ever allow anyone to get even close, not any more.

[XenaLee]

Exactly...  75M were already pissed, and now are past outrage.

What's that quote again....

about being filled with a terrible resolve....?

[Sled Dog]

What's that quote again....

about being filled with a terrible resolve....?

"We have awoken a sleeping giant and filled him with a terrible resolve" - improperly attributed to Admiral Yamamoto (?) at the end of the movie "Tora! Tora! Tora!"

[skeeter]

Exactly...  75M were already pissed, and now are past outrage.

Perhaps explaining why the Pentagon ordered a 60 day stand down for the military while they 'instruct' the troops on 'extremism'. Obama politicized the entire executive branch including justice and intelligence, and now they're looking to complete the job by politicizing the military.

[Cyber Liberty]

"We have awoken a sleeping giant and filled him with a terrible resolve" - improperly attributed to Admiral Yamamoto (?) at the end of the movie "Tora! Tora! Tora!"

Did anybody say it?

[skeeter]

Did anybody say it?

It is reported to have been something Yamamoto had written, in a letter or in a diary. Whether he did or not he most certainly believed it.

[Cyber Liberty]

It is reported to have been something Yamamoto had written, in a letter or in a diary. Whether he did or not he most certainly believed it.

He was loyal to what he knew was a losing proposition, and it cost him his life.

[Sled Dog]

It is reported to have been something Yamamoto had written, in a letter or in a diary. Whether he did or not he most certainly believed it.

It's not believed it was ever said.

It certainly was a powerful line to close the film.

Sure sounded nice.

Now the giant is drugged with socialism and propaganda.  We couldn't rise to the necessity after 9-11 and we can't defend ourselves from the traitors within.

The Giant is in a coma, and dying.

[skeeter]

It's not believed it was ever said.

It certainly was a powerful line to close the film.

Sure sounded nice.

Now the giant is drugged with socialism and propaganda.  We couldn't rise to the necessity after 9-11 and we can't defend ourselves from the traitors within.

The Giant is in a coma, and dying.

Whats really sad is a movie from 1970 still sets the standard for a depiction of that epic attack.

I agree with everything else you said.

[Cyber Liberty]

Whats really sad is a movie from 1970 still sets the standard for a depiction of that epic attack.

I agree with everything else you said.

The later one sucked dogs running.

[XenaLee]

It's not believed it was ever said.

It certainly was a powerful line to close the film.

Sure sounded nice.

Now the giant is drugged with socialism and propaganda.  We couldn't rise to the necessity after 9-11 and we can't defend ourselves from the traitors within.

The Giant is in a coma, and dying.

And that is the perspective that we want them (the enemy within/Democrats) to have.

[skeeter]

The later one sucked dogs running.

That term works perfectly. Even though I don't understand it.

All I can think of is Ben Affleck, silhouetted against a setting sun, scarf aflutter, while Josh Hartnett intones "he taught me everything I know about flying".

[yodaspock]

Wrong Numbers 82.5 million voted for Trump (Corrected for Dominion Fraud).

[IsailedawayfromFR]

Why?  Perhaps it should say more correctly

Why are Democrats so scared of Donald Trump when they just cheated defeated him?

[Sled Dog]

Whats really sad is a movie from 1970 still sets the standard for a depiction of that epic attack.

I agree with everything else you said.

Aye.  None of the Pearl Harbor movie since takes the proper pro-America stance.

Disney tried to make it some kind of stupid love story and added tons of irrelevancies into their film.   

[Sled Dog]

And that is the perspective that we want them (the enemy within/Democrats) to have.

It's not perspective, it's an evolving fact.

The Rodents have stolen America's children.   Their minds are rotten with Rodent-instilled feelings, denied the true facts of American history.   The standard Advanced Placement History text for high-school students is that marxist propaganda trash Zinn's "Marxist History of America", or whatever the exact title is.

The schools routinely let students out to protest "causes", but only Rodent-approved causes like gun-stealing and pro-Invasion.

The Americans lost control of the media during Johnson's Vietnam.

The Rodents have been interfering with the administration of every American president since they bagged Nixon, and every attempt has been more aggressive and definitely more dishonest.

The people in America are much less intelligent now than they were in the 1970's even though the era requires greater discernment.

The Rodents have almost won.

There's really no escaping the fact that the nation is only a handful of elections away from never having them again.   This first stolen election must be the last, or the last free election is behind us already.