First they fascinate the fools, and they muzzle the intelligent - Bertrand Russell
By Rich Kozlovich
I hate quoting Russell since I think he was a disaster, married four times and telling the world how to live. He bounced back and forth politically, and was considered brilliant by academics. Well, that alone should call who and what he was into question. But if he did say anything worth repeating, that was it.
Michael Hurd has called the government a "bunch of unaccountable mobsters." They've perverted the election process and they've perverted the rule of law in order to become felonious tyrants with unlimited power with no accountability. And call that protecting "our democracy".
If you've been paying attention to what the politicians have wrought in America you kinda have to conclude, both major parties have squandered the right to govern, and here the author shows why the Democrats are the Party of Treason and the Republicans are the Stupid Party.
While it's now starting to change, the Republican leadership just sat and watched a former President of the United States being sued and charged with crimes that aren't crimes, by corrupt prosecutors, and judged by a stunningly corrupt judiciary, and that corruption isn't isolated to New York. In California Trump has been sued over 100 times and the Connecticut Bar Association has warned their members about criticizing the Bragg/Merchan Nazi show trial decision against Trump. I'll be addressing that more thoroughly later.
Victor Davis Hanson has called this political hysteria, i.e. planned political hysteria saying:
How Are America’s Divisions Repairable? "Everyone has to agree on just one thing: Politically, and in many other ways too, the United States is now in perpetual conflict. What does reconciliation look like? How will we know when things are better? Democrats say more spending, more government, more controls, and enforcement of woke ideology by any means necessary. Trump and various other dissidents say very different things. The point is: These differences cannot be reconciled. Freedom, individual rights, private property, the right to bear arms — they are on one side. Leftists say other priorities matter more."
The problem with hysterical politics promoted by leftist misfits is you start to get hysterical solutions, and as always, mixed in with sound solutions. In this article, Five Perpetual Resolutions For America, by Robert L. Rosebrock the author insists all voters must have, and show, a legal ID in order to vote, we need to believe in the American way, and "In God We Trust" should be more than a slogan. None of that would offend conservatives. Then he goes over the cliff and insists the nation should be ruled by one party, and the president should rule as a dictator for America. There's a lot there to offend all conservatives.
In Machiavelli's book The Prince he demonstrates the only things society in general is interested in is security. People want to believe they can live in their communities without fear of being robbed, beaten, raped, or murdered. People want to be able to feed, clothe, and house their families. Based on that historical truth, here are the practical applications conservative politicians need to embrace to attain that.
- End all this defund police insanity. Prosecute judges and prosecutors who abuse the system and refuse to obey the law, and pass legislation that penalizes frivolous lawfare practices.
- End all Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, (DEI) programs, of any kind, in government, and prosecute all public owned corporations who embrace DEI and/or ESG (environmental, social, and governance) schemes that are in violation of federal law and their fiduciary responsibilities.
- Stop illegal immigration, and deport all illegal aliens in America now, and put a hold on legal immigration until that's completed.
- Stop spending and borrowing to control inflation and reduce the cost of living.
- Renew our energy independence, reducing the cost of energy.
- Fix public education and put the power back in the hands of parents, defund all higher education.
- Support the second amendment.
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