The Grand Ol' Party

For decades under both parties the U.S. government has engaged in catastrophic spending and debt.

For decades under both parties the U.S. government has engaged in failed, illegal, counterproductive wars. It is now under both parties bankrolling two criminal states in war and interfering in the internal affairs of numerous other countries.

Under the present Biden regime:

Borders have been abolished and the American people are being replaced.

Unelected judges and bureaucrats are in a concerted campaign to eliminate freedom of speech by punishing individuals who have spoken against government policy.

The same powers are interfering in private life to impose conditions that are opposed by the people, counter to civilisation, and repugnant to common sense.

Can you name one thing that any Republican in national office other than Trump has done to oppose the Biden revolution?

It looks like Trump, due to uprising at the grassroots, has the Republican presidential nomination. Of course, the future is open. In a society where millions of people want to put a former President in prison and will do anything to prevent his reelection, assassination is a next step.

What do you suppose the mainstream Republican leaders are doing now that Trump has the nomination? Are they studying how to support their incoming President and the policies demanded by his supporters?

Don’t count on it. When Romney, Johnson, Rubio, Cotton, the Bushes, and such ilk get together, they are studying how far they can pretend to support Trump without endangering their flattering and profitable places in the Establishment. They will do nothing to support the reform agenda. It is not in their character. Their world is posturing and posing on the advice of advertising experts. It never occurs to them to consider the welfare of the people and the commonwealth. Their only idea of competition is maneuvering for place in within a meaningless party machine.

They will be the biggest obstacle to achieving any change under a Trump administration.

​The new Republican Speaker of the House was elected as a pretend conservative. He is nothing of the sort. He strives to be a member of the Establishment not a leader of reform. His every spontaneous statement reveals him to be a standard liberal.