From Constitutional Republic to Banana Republic

The title of an article that posted here on September 17, 2018 asked: “When it ends, where will all the hate go?” It began: “America’s weariness with the Mueller Investigation grows daily. Sooner or later, though, the saga will end. Then what?  Where will all the Left’s accumulated hatred go?” Now we know the answer to that question.

Theft of a Presidential Election

It ends in the theft of a Presidential Election that will, if successful, take America on the last step from a Constitutional to a Banana Republic. Joe Biden didn’t initiate this move. Joe is merely the malleable sock puppet picked to lead it, until his mind comes to a full stop and he returns to his basement. Then a child puppet skips into the White House. At the national level, the transition to Banana didn’t start with the Democrat Party of 2020. Looking back, it may have begun in 1960 with the acknowledged ballot-stuffing fraud in Chicago. Since then, Chicago has spawned multiple Big Blue City copycats. More than enough to fix a national election. In 1960, the Republican party didn’t contest the Chicago results. Nixon took it on the chin, quietly. Like a good Republican. JFK was a young, handsome Senator from Massachusetts. He appealed to a new generation of post-World War II voters. He knew war. It almost killed him. It did kill his older brother. Based on his unwillingness to support the C.I.A.’s Bay of Pigs Invasion, he wasn’t keen on starting another one. But others thought more war was a good thing, even after Eisenhower warned us about the “military industrial complex”. Ike knew. Maybe that’s why JFK only served 1,000 days. The media was quick to blame Texas Conservatives, even though the fatal shot was allegedly fired by a Pro-Communist Castro supporter who went from the U.S. Marine Corps, to Russia, and then Dallas. Many American’s still wonder why Kennedy really died.

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The results of the 2016 Clinton-Trump election took the Democratic Party over the edge of hate into full apoplectic shock

His successor, Lyndon Johnson, took America into a war based on a Congressional Resolution that even Google describes as founded on “a fabricated confrontation between ships of North Vietnam and the United States in the waters of the Gulf of Tonkin.” As of 2017, the long wall in D.C. listed the names of 58,318 Americans. There is no wall to remember the South Vietnamese soldiers we left behind who trusted our intentions. The Democrats took us full bore into Vietnam, and then voted us out. Full circle. The hatred among Democrats ratcheted up after the Bush-Gore election. The hanging and dimpled chads debate in Florida went on for much longer than the inquiry into the election results underway now, and the media never suggested that Gore concede. Isn’t that odd? The results of the 2016 Clinton-Trump election took the Democratic Party over the edge of hate into full apoplectic shock. A state that drove them to devise a bold and transparent vote manipulation scheme designed to steal an American Presidential Election. Trump is fighting back. The Republican Party is generally replicating Nixon’s response, with a few exceptions. And so here we stand. Hatred is on the cusp of transitioning America from a Constitutional Republic to a Banana Republic. It’s taken us awhile to get here. And should we finally arrive next January 20, it will take longer to return. If ever.