After President Trump took office, the Washington Post announced its new motto, “Democracy dies in darkness.” But it was the Washington Post, not Trump, that was guilty of undermining democracy.
President Trump had been legitimately elected by a majority of states. The Washington Post was an establishment paper in a government city owned by a dot com robber baron. There’s nothing more undemocratic than a paper owned by the richest man in the world working to overturn an election.
There was just as little democracy to the midterm elections in which wealthy donors from blue states and districts poured money into local races in red and purple states and districts. San Francisco and New York billionaires buying elections in Pennsylvania and Nevada is not democracy. It’s oligarchy.
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This is way more accurate than most folks will ever want to admit. Greed and lust for power. I don't know what the hell we are going to do. Laura Ingraham is correct. Not because we won't vote for the slimy cowards. But, more likely they will cheat so friggin much that there is no hope for any sort of Republican to ever win again. There is your Blue wave they were bragging about. We must have misunderstood what they were talking about.
ReplyDeleteThere is your Blue wave they were bragging about. We must have misunderstood what they were talking about.
DeletePerceptive. I was thinking about replying with a smile but it is exactly what you are stating, so it's not funny at all.