August 28, 2024
How did the DNC learn to use lawfare?
By Matthew G. Andersson
The DNC uses “lawfare” as its most fundamental strategic tool. Lawfare is the manipulation of the Judiciary, or the courts, in ways that abuse and distort their normal use and purpose, in order to disadvantage an opposing party; to quietly undermine open legislation or the Constitution (for example, concerning the Electoral College); to actually do away with laws that protect civic integrity like voting; or to enact administrative or executive rules that advance any political objective. The recent lawsuit brought by the DNC and the Harris-Walz campaign against the Georgia election commission concerning vote certification is an example. The DNC doesn’t want any voters, or their votes, challenged by any rules.
How is the DNC able to carry out systematic lawfare? Because the DNC is effectively a large law firm.
It is not really designed for politics as we assume in a classical sense, involving an open, public activity. It does not function as a political organization, but rather, it operates as its own perpetual private government, whether it holds office or not because government and law have become interchangeable. The DNC’s methods are not open and “inclusive,” but are instead closed and restricted. More than just lobbying, it operates by mimicking or mirroring an irregular intelligence organization by disrupting normal institutional purposes and functions and replacing them with its own backdoor influence or control.
But where does this kind of behavior come from?
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