Democrats suddenly realized what “cooperation” means and want Trump to welcome them
“That’s fine for him to say, considering he’s the reason we’re all in this hellish nightmare now.” – Anonymous Democrat complainer upon listening to the “lower the temperature” conclusion of president senile Joe Biden’s post-election “cheer up” message, delivered last Thursday afternoon at a suddenly very somber White House.
I can’t speak for this unnamed and fictional Democrat – or any Democrat, actually – but this thought must’ve been on the minds of panicked and nearly suicidal liberal party members last week. Fresh off a crushing and unanticipated (by them, at least) election loss to the ultra-hated arch-fiend “fascist” Donald J. Trump, all concerned were grasping at thin air for any semblance of explanation and blame to distribute. For Trump was so eminently beatable (again, to them) and open for savaging that it was inconceivable anyone could lose to him.
Of course, cackling Kamala Harris had just mumbled through her own concession speech the previous afternoon where she relayed to supportive onlookers, many of who had visible signs of crying their eyes out, that she had indeed called the successful Republican candidate, conceded the election and pledged to do anything within her power to assist with the transition from Biden-world to Trump’s MAGA within the next two months.
Hence, both top Democrats have now done the previously unthinkable, namely conveyed that “fascist” Trump had beaten them and admitted defeat. In her tear-inducing speech, Kamala included a veiled jab at Trump, suggesting it was the duty of the losing candidate to officially give up and welcome the other side. But if Democrats had the amount of evidence Trump possessed after 2020 – with a huge number of irregularities and eyewitness accounts screaming “Fraud!” – they’d be lining up behind Mark Elias to draw out the process as long as possible.
The reforms instituted by the new leadership of the Republican National Committee accomplished what Ronna Romney McDaniel never did – they lawyered-up, did the handiwork before the election and ensured that everything was on the up and up when push came to shove. And because of the precautions, no pushing or shoving was necessary.
Trump won a clean victory and the Democrats were caught without an alternative avenue. Senile Joe and cackling Kamala didn’t even have time to invent a “Russians stole the election” faux scenario to lean on. Were liberals left completely dumbfounded by the voters’ rejection? You be the judge.
Senile Joe Biden working furiously to ensure the Trump administration can’t fulfill its MAGA mission
In the meantime, senile Joe Biden himself has laid the groundwork for guaranteeing his presidential legacy will endure well into the next Trump administration. Chris Irvine at the Washington Examiner wrote on three ways Biden is hoping to shore-up his legacy:
* One, Biden administration, Congress, and unions try to ‘Trump-proof’ science
* Two, Biden administration rulemaking blitzes aim to ‘Trump-proof’ federal government
* Three, Biden’s ‘Trump-proofing’ foreign policy revolves around Ukraine and NATO
The Washington Examiner compiled a three-part series on what the Biden administration is doing to preemptively throw a wrench in the Trump MAGA train’s wheels before the new personnel arrives to rearrange the furniture. Democrats aren’t stupid, and if there’s anything they know how to do well, it’s foul-up the water so it’s no longer drinkable.
Need a visual? Remember how the Japanese forces, when retreating in World War II, made it so the liberators couldn’t count on any life-sustaining resources when they took over? That’s the Trump people now.
That’s not all. Imagine how the Democrat lawyers are preparing lawsuits to file in federal courts with potentially friendly judges seeking injunctive relief against common sense regulatory reform. We saw this quite a bit in 2017 when Trump attempted to use his executive authority to perform “extreme vetting” against refugees from Muslim “hot spot” countries around the globe. The move was perfectly within his authority as president, yet one well-placed judge in the right court could halt the entire thing.
It's what Democrats do. What they can’t win at the ballot box or push through the legislative process, they’ll realize by damning up the system and perpetuating the status quo.
Trump administration staffers have this waiting for them when they get there. There probably won’t be snarky messages left for the newcomers this time, but the effect will be the same. We can only hope Trump and team learned their lessons from the first go-‘round eight years ago. They’ll have a narrow window to achieve real reform, so they’d best not waste it.
In addition, it’s remarkable how both senile Joe Biden and cackling Kamala Harris promised a smooth transition, and how both Democrats stated or implied it’s their “duty” to transfer power. In doing so, they may look as though they’re taking the high road, but they clearly have ulterior motives. Democrats went from swearing resistance if Trump returned to the White House to suggesting they’re born-again constitutionalists who are morally superior to their replacements.
The question is why would Democrats be wishing Trump well now? It’s not because they’ve really changed. With all three branches (executive, legislative and judicial) of government now firmly under Republican control, they don’t have much choice but to preserve what they have, which is the right to object.
Voters aren’t pleased with Democrats. Who knows, maybe the liberals begrudgingly acknowledge it. As the leader of the opposition, “Chucky” Schumer will speak to the massive crowd at Trump’s second inauguration in January. He’ll likely be roundly booed. Media pundits won’t call a truce on their assaults on Trump, either. They’re biding their time, believe me.
Democrats will fight the new Trump administration just as earnestly as they did the last time. They’ll employ the filibuster on every piece of legislation that they can, and will try to smear and defeat every Trump nominee who dares to venture through the confirmation process, hoping to pick off a Republican or two so as to pin as many scalps to the wall as they’re able.
The losers haven’t exactly come right out and confirmed it, but there’s a ton of blame going around in Democrat circles. The Biden holdovers are taking a ‘See, I told you so’ attitude with the group of party elites who pressured the old goat to step down. There are reports that Biden believes he would’ve won last week if he’d only been the party nominee, hubris he felt was well earned over the course of a half-century political career where he never lost an election.
Meanwhile, there are rumors Kamala Harris and her advisors are furious with Joe Biden for his refusal to stay out of the picture as the election neared. Many an observer surmised it was Biden’s “garbage” remark and subsequent Trump campaign appearances that provided the winner-to-be with all the easy-to-understand visuals he’d need.
The Obamas are confused as to what their roles will be in the Democrat party moving forward. Their magic seems to have evaporated, and Democrats have completely disappeared from positions of power throughout the government.
Now there’s no chance to regain a say on the Supreme Court. It will be at least two years before they can attempt a comeback on Capitol Hill, too. Their regulatory/deep state backups (the “insurance policy” that Peter Strzok once spoke of) will be besieged by Trump-ian reformers hankering to clean house.
So don’t be quick to believe the Democrats when they say they’re ready to help Trump undo everything Joe Biden and cackling Kamala Harris did in their one-term between Trump administrations. Here’s thinking they’ll make things as difficult as they possibly can – and they’ll have plenty of help from the swamp dwellers in the bureaucracy and deep state to do so.
Democrats may be blaming each other right now. But they’ll be back. Like cackling Kamala pleaded with the crowd to do during her “concession” speech – Never, ever, give up.
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If the liberals really want to help PresidentTrump far and away the best thing they could do would be to move to North Korea- immediately and permanently! There are plenty of real American patriots who would be more than happy to help them pack!