Said No Democrat Ever

Every election, including this one, Democrats like to say that it’s the most important election of our lifetime. Therefore, they say, we can’t possibly risk a Republican coming to power so we’re not allowed to vote for an independent or third-party candidate. That message might resonate a little more if they didn’t say it in every single election.

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  • If Trump wins, we will get to see his mind melt into putty in the months before he is inaugurated, and then we are in the tender loving arms of a CouchHumper, JD “I humped that couch like it owed me money” Vance.

    Just makes me nauseous….

  • Petulantrallancy, the rare behavior found from socialist editorial cartoonists fired by a newspaper located in the West.

  • alex_the_tired
    October 25, 2024 6:57 AM

    If Trump wins, he’ll be gone in about a year, two tops. Or, maybe, if the fumblin’ dems could keep Biden’s warmed-over corpse-mind in office for four years, the Republicans can turn the same trick with Trump, and he’ll make it to the end of his term.

    Whether it’s Trump limping across the finish line or Vance taking up the passed torch midway, there’ll be little difference in 2028. Vance can’t inspire MAGA. Vance couldn’t inspire … well, put it this way, he’s so uninspiring, I can’t come up with a simile, metaphor, or any figure of speech of any kind to express how uninspiring he is. So, 2028, it’s going to be Vance or Some Other Inanimate Carbon Rod in the R column.

    And, either way, in 2028, the dems will, again, field a wholly unsuitable candidate. Whether it’s incumbent Harris from 2024 or some other soulless corporate-climbing shill the dnc pulls out of its packaging, you can take it to the bank: he/she/they/it will be just barely good enough, with centrist policies that guarantee: improvements will be marginal, at best, and take a long, long time.

    On the other hand, if Harris pulls off a miracle right up there with water into wine and wins this election — and the people who operate her keep the Republicans from simply taking it away via loophole or dirty trick — she’ll be presiding over the mess she’ll make as a democrat. Her party will almost certainly lack enough seats to control both House and Senate (and even if they did, we saw with Obama what that amounted do — nothing much) and she’ll have a huge record of non-accomplishments. We’ll certainly still not have Roe back. The middle class will still be dying on the vine. The environment will still be going merrily to hell. Gitmo will still be open, unless, like Spandau, the last inmate dies of old age. And the federal minimum wage will probably still be $7.25 (but CEO pay will continue to climb by double digits).

    So let’s not any of us get too excited.

  • I big follower of Matt Taibbi and Glenn Greenwald. After considering their analyses, I would put money on the idea that if Trump wins we’re going to experience a domestic version of a Color Revolution.

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