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- Trump Faces Critical ChoiceAbout His Political FutureTrump’s “Make America Great Again” agenda will be codified as his party’s own.BY: VICTOR DAVIS HANSONNovember 25, 2020Donald Trump is nearing a crossroads.Those who allege that he has endangered the tradition of smooth presidential transitions by not conceding immediately after the media declared him the loser suffer amnesia.When Trump was elected in 2016, the Washington establishment lost its collective mind. The top echelon of the FBI and CIA were still spreading a fraudulent Christopher Steele dossier paid for by the campaign of his opponent, Hillary Clinton, and the Democratic National Committee.Shortly before Trump’s inauguration, President Barack Obama called Vice President Joe Biden, national security adviser Susan Rice, Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates and FBI Director James Comey into the Oval Office. The purpose of the meeting was reportedly to collate progress reports about how best to continue government surveillance of Trump’s designated national security adviser, Michael Flynn, and thereby disrupt the transition.Flynn’s name was soon unmasked, apparently by Obama administration officials, and then illegally leaked to the press.The harassment during the transition became thematic for Trump’s next four years, which saw false evidence submitted to federal courts and other classified documents illegally leaked.No prior president has faced such hysterical opposition bent on removing him from office by a special prosecutor, concocted charges that he should be deposed under the 25th Amendment, and, finally, a failed attempt at removal via impeachment.The president’s private phone calls to foreign leaders were leaked. Media darlings and anonymous opponents within the government boasted of sabotaging Trump’s initiatives. Washington analysts and retired military officers hyped coup scenarios about how best to use force to remove him from office.So it is a bit rich for the media to now warn of Trump’s dangers to the spirit of smooth presidential transitions. Such protocols were deliberately rendered null and void in 2016.But all that is past. What matters now are the interests of the country first and Trump’s constituents second. So Trump has a number of pathways.One is to keep addressing legitimate reports of voter irregularities. He can continue to ask the courts to set aside any illegal votes that do not conform to state voting laws. His supporters demand and deserve no less than the investigation of all charges of serial voting impropriety.But Trump within days will have to prove that any such crimes and lapses warped state counts enough to have wrongly elected Joe Biden president. Trump realistically has perhaps a week or so left to make his case or concede.Then, to maintain the Senate majority for Republicans and to save the very rules and protocols of the Senate, the Supreme Court and Constitution, Trump will have to barnstorm Georgia. His challenge will be to enthuse his conservative base to reelect the state’s two incumbent senators, David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler.After that?Trump’s “Make America Great Again” agenda will be codified as his party’s own. He has a year or more to decide whether he wishes to play kingmaker among would-be Republican congressional and presidential candidates or run himself for a second term. The two options are ultimately not mutually exclusive.By then there is some chance that the country will have been turned off by a hard-left shift by Biden, surrogate to the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wing of his party. Such extremism caused Democrats to lose House seats in 2020.Trump can bask in a successful first term that remade the Republican Party into a multiracial coalition of the broad middle class. His Middle East and China resets will unlikely be altered by future presidents.Trump finally did close the border to illegal immigration. His initiatives to revitalize America’s interior ended the notion that industrial decline was inevitable rather than a silly choice.But Trump’s other alternative is bleaker. Currently, Trump-affiliated lawyers claim they can prove their bombshell allegations of historic voting fraud by leftists and foreign interests. They further claim that Trump was robbed not of a close election but of a veritable landslide, constituting the greatest scandal in U.S. history.But so far none of these advocates have produced the requisite whistleblowers, computer data or forensic evidence to prove their astounding charges. If they do not produce it in a few days, and if Trump pivots to put his fate in their hands, then the pilloried Republicans may well lose the Senate races in Georgia. And with that historic setback he would endanger his legacy, his influence and perhaps a crack at a second presidential term.In blunter terms, Trump may be forced to choose within days whether he wishes to emulate Andrew Jackson, the aggrieved victim of the crooked bargain of 1824 that denied him victory in that year’s presidential election. Jackson stormed back in 1828 to an overwhelming populist victory fueled by a righteously aggrieved following.Otherwise, Trump would risk being reduced to the status of sore presidential losers like Al Gore and Hillary Clinton. For all their media accolades, Gore and Clinton never really accepted their losses in 2000 and 2016, respectively. Despite their supposed magnanimity, Gore and Clinton turned ever more bitter, shrill and conspiratorial — and ended up caricatured and largely irrelevant.
- It is a bit rich for the media to now warn of Trump’s dangers to the spirit of smooth presidential transitions. Such protocols were deliberately rendered null and void in 2016.
- THE EVIDENCE OF FRAUD IS OVERWHELMING
- The rising chorus of those demanding the finalization of Joe Biden’s election victory or merely deluging the president with sanctimonious claptrap about “affirming the system” and being a gentleman and practitioner of fair play and good sportsmanship, ignores both the law and the underlying significance of the arguments.
- Almost every national Election Night reveals the same old red/blue map. The country geographically is a sea of red. The coasts and small areas along the southern border and around the Great Lakes remain blue atolls. Yet when the maps are recalibrated for population rather than area, the blue areas blow up, expanding to smother half the country — a graphical metaphor for the dominant cultural influence of city over country.
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- A PRAYER OF DELIVERANCE FOR PRESIDENT Donald Trump
- AMERICA'S NEXT CIVIL WAR WILL START THE DAY AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WHEN THE MILLIONS OF FRAUDULENT MAIL BALLOTS WILL MIRACULOUSLY APPEAR TO OVERTURN THE RE-ELECTION OF Donald Trump
- Trump Faces Critical ChoiceAbout His Political FutureTrump's "Make America Great Again" agenda will be codified as his party's own.BY: VICTOR DAVIS HANSONNovember 25, 2020Donald Trump is nearing a crossroads.Those who allege that he has endangered the tradition of smooth presidential transitions by not conceding immediately after the media declared him the loser suffer amnesia.When Trump was elected in 2016, the Washington establishment lost its collective mind. The top echelon of the FBI and CIA were still spreading a fraudulent Christopher Steele dossier paid for by the campaign of his opponent, Hillary Clinton, and the Democratic National Committee.Shortly before Trump’s inauguration, President Barack Obama called Vice President Joe Biden, national security adviser Susan Rice, Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates and FBI Director James Comey into the Oval Office. The purpose of the meeting was reportedly to collate progress reports about how best to continue government surveillance of Trump’s designated national security adviser, Michael Flynn, and thereby disrupt the transition.Flynn’s name was soon unmasked, apparently by Obama administration officials, and then illegally leaked to the press.The harassment during the transition became thematic for Trump’s next four years, which saw false evidence submitted to federal courts and other classified documents illegally leaked.No prior president has faced such hysterical opposition bent on removing him from office by a special prosecutor, concocted charges that he should be deposed under the 25th Amendment, and, finally, a failed attempt at removal via impeachment.The president’s private phone calls to foreign leaders were leaked. Media darlings and anonymous opponents within the government boasted of sabotaging Trump’s initiatives. Washington analysts and retired military officers hyped coup scenarios about how best to use force to remove him from office.So it is a bit rich for the media to now warn of Trump’s dangers to the spirit of smooth presidential transitions. Such protocols were deliberately rendered null and void in 2016.But all that is past. What matters now are the interests of the country first and Trump’s constituents second. So Trump has a number of pathways.One is to keep addressing legitimate reports of voter irregularities. He can continue to ask the courts to set aside any illegal votes that do not conform to state voting laws. His supporters demand and deserve no less than the investigation of all charges of serial voting impropriety.But Trump within days will have to prove that any such crimes and lapses warped state counts enough to have wrongly elected Joe Biden president. Trump realistically has perhaps a week or so left to make his case or concede.Then, to maintain the Senate majority for Republicans and to save the very rules and protocols of the Senate, the Supreme Court and Constitution, Trump will have to barnstorm Georgia. His challenge will be to enthuse his conservative base to reelect the state’s two incumbent senators, David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler.After that?Trump’s “Make America Great Again” agenda will be codified as his party’s own. He has a year or more to decide whether he wishes to play kingmaker among would-be Republican congressional and presidential candidates or run himself for a second term. The two options are ultimately not mutually exclusive.By then there is some chance that the country will have been turned off by a hard-left shift by Biden, surrogate to the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wing of his party. Such extremism caused Democrats to lose House seats in 2020.Trump can bask in a successful first term that remade the Republican Party into a multiracial coalition of the broad middle class. His Middle East and China resets will unlikely be altered by future presidents.Trump finally did close the border to illegal immigration. His initiatives to revitalize America’s interior ended the notion that industrial decline was inevitable rather than a silly choice.But Trump’s other alternative is bleaker. Currently, Trump-affiliated lawyers claim they can prove their bombshell allegations of historic voting fraud by leftists and foreign interests. They further claim that Trump was robbed not of a close election but of a veritable landslide, constituting the greatest scandal in U.S. history.But so far none of these advocates have produced the requisite whistleblowers, computer data or forensic evidence to prove their astounding charges. If they do not produce it in a few days, and if Trump pivots to put his fate in their hands, then the pilloried Republicans may well lose the Senate races in Georgia. And with that historic setback he would endanger his legacy, his influence and perhaps a crack at a second presidential term.In blunter terms, Trump may be forced to choose within days whether he wishes to emulate Andrew Jackson, the aggrieved victim of the crooked bargain of 1824 that denied him victory in that year’s presidential election. Jackson stormed back in 1828 to an overwhelming populist victory fueled by a righteously aggrieved following.Otherwise, Trump would risk being reduced to the status of sore presidential losers like Al Gore and Hillary Clinton. For all their media accolades, Gore and Clinton never really accepted their losses in 2000 and 2016, respectively. Despite their supposed magnanimity, Gore and Clinton turned ever more bitter, shrill and conspiratorial — and ended up caricatured and largely irrelevant.
- Almost every national Election Night reveals the same old red/blue map. The country geographically is a sea of red. The coasts and small areas along the southern border and around the Great Lakes remain blue atolls. Yet when the maps are recalibrated for population rather than area, the blue areas blow up, expanding to smother half the country — a graphical metaphor for the dominant cultural influence of city over country.
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Monthly Archives: October 2010
VOTE!
VOTE AS THOUGH A LIFE DEPENDED ON YOUR VOTE ! THE LIVES OF CHILDREN YET UNBORN DO DEPEND ON YOUR VOTE ! NO CATHOLIC CAN, WITH A CLEAR CONSCIENCE, VOTE FOR A CANDIDATE WHO IS PRO-ABORTION ! VOTE !
Posted in Abortion
THE CHOICE BETWEEN PURISM AND PRAGMATISM IN POLITICS HAS MORAL CONSEQUENCES
Third Party Conservatives: Fixers or Spoilers? “What is to be the consequence, in case the Congress shall misconstrue … the Constitution and exercise powers not warranted by its true meaning, I answer the same as if they should misconstrue or … Continue reading
Posted in MORAL RELATIVISM, Uncategorized
THE BOSTON VIRUS, L
Dignity for all Students and Their Health By Lindsey Hennawi THE HEIGHTS [The Independent Student Newspaper of Boston College] http://www.bcheights.com/2.5479/dignity-for-all-students-and-their-health-1.1689160 Published: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 Updated: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 21:10 Boston College Students for Sexual Health (BCSSH) is committed to … Continue reading
Posted in HUMAN SEXUALITY, HUMANAE VITAE, MORAL RELATIVISM, Uncategorized
WHERE HAVE ALL THE CHILDREN GONE ? / THE DEATH OF THE WEST
In Death of the West, bestselling author, Patrick J Buchanan, states: “historians may one day call ‘the pill’ the suicide tablet of the West.” In the book, Buchanan poses the obvious question: “Where have all the children gone?” How is … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, BIRTH CONTROL, HUMAN SEXUALITY, HUMANAE VITAE
BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA’S NUN
YESTERDAY, in my Post ON HAVING A HIERARCHY OF ENTHUSIASMS I referred to the problem of religious women who dissent from the teaching of the Magisterium and thereby foment heterodoxy and in extreme cases, heresy. Here is a case in point: … Continue reading
THE BOSTON VIRUS, XL
Archbishop Burke: Public Repentance is Required for Pro-Abort Politicians Joe Sacerdo | October 17, 2010 at 7:42 pm | Tags: Archdiocese of Boston, Bryan Hehir, cardinal sean o’malley, ted kennedy | Categories: Archdiocese of Boston, Bryan Hehir, Caritas Christi | … Continue reading
Posted in THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
ON HAVING A HIERARCHY OF ENTHUSIASMS
IT IS ONLY NATURAL THAT ONE SHOULD BECOME ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT SOMETHING FROM TIME TO TIME IN ONE’S LIFE. Becoming enthusiastic usually leads to action, or at least to talking or writing about some subject with more than a little passion. … Continue reading
Posted in MORAL RELATIVISM
THE BOSTON VIRUS, XXXIX
Reconfiguration Consternation bostoncatholicinsider | October 16, 2010 at 1:23 pm | Tags: fr richard erikson, james mcdonough, reconfiguration | Categories: Reconfiguration | URL: http://wp.me/pYaYk-8u Today we continue our exclusive Boston Catholic Insider series on the next phase of parish reconfiguration … Continue reading
Posted in THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
THE BOSTON VIRUS, XXXIII
Vicar General, Moderator of the Furious bostoncatholicinsider | October 15, 2010 at 11:29 am | Tags: Archdiocese of Boston, fr bryan hehir, fr richard erikson, james mcdonough | Categories: Archdiocese of Boston, People | URL: http://wp.me/pYaYk-8n Fr. Richard Erikson’s column … Continue reading
Posted in THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
AH, THE SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE !
The most conservative court? Hardly by Jeff Jacoby The Boston Globe October 10, 2010 http://www.jeffjacoby.com/8039/the-most-conservative-court-hardly WHAT DO YOU CALL a Supreme Court that within the last few terms has ruled that carbon dioxide can be regulated as “air pollution” by … Continue reading
Posted in JURISPRUDENCE
