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This: Setting aside for the moment the question whether secession is actually even an “attack on our democracy” … and also setting aside the fact that America is a Republic, not a Democracy … Beschloss is so full of excrement. There are much better choices for “worst attack on our democracy” than what was at …
Remember that time, at journalism camp, on selective editing day, when you learned to take someone out of context for partisan interests. It was a crowded class. Lots of “reporters” there, including people from the Washington Post, where democracy doesn’t die in darkness; it gets shivved in broad daylight.
Reformatted, emphasis mine: Who’s a Threat to ‘Our Democracy’? When progressives single out threats to ‘our democracy,’ what they mean is their democracy.
Joe Biden has set a new record. In the first five days of his ‘tenure’ as President, he has signed more executive orders than any president in history.
So did you know that on “Day One” Imposter-President Joe Biden reinvaded Syria: If we are going to indefinitely maintain military occupations of Syria and Afghanistan, then why don’t we just make them States? This last election was all about democracy prevailing, right? Shouldn’t the people of Syria and Afghanistan have a say in the …
Conservatives are destroying democracy. You have probably heard this Leftist talking point many times. The response to this claim is: “We’re not a democracy, we’re a constitutional republic.” This leads to an important question: Are there any differences between the two, and if so, why do they matter?
Have you ever heard a politician say, “In the next election I will support whatever policies the polls tell me are most likely to get me elected”? Think about it for just a second. I bet you haven’t. If a candidate did say something like that, wouldn’t you find it distasteful? It would exhibit a …
Democracy is tyranny. It was true in ancient Greece and it is true today. America was designed to foster a spirit of freedom. The nation, through the Constitution, as written, promotes enterprise among its people. The U.S. Constitution intends to thwart tyranny from majority rule. America is a free-market society.
Here in America, as in all free societies, we’ve always functioned under a simple, but essential concept – the principle of majority rule. It has its flaws, but it’s vastly superior to totalitarian regimes, dictatorships, and oligarchies.
A few weeks ago, the liberty movement held a rally to #ReopenNH. The “kill the economy” confinement-left lost their minds. Even though the point was that if they wanted to stay at home, we were okay with that.
