Minorities Ready To Take a Stand In Second Civil War

In 1861, southern Democrats opened fire on Ft. Sumter, initiating the beginning of the enormously bloody American Civil War. The actions by Democrats that April day made clear their intention to secede from the Union to continue their unholy desire to own enslaved Africans.

Another destructive assault against the country

It took 163 years for Democrats to showcase again their intention to commence another destructive assault against the country. This time, it was the radical political incarceration of a former President, taken without regard for the country's safety or future and without any moral compass.

The scheme involved leftist Democrats conducting a Kangaroo Court-style proceeding against a former duly elected President of The United States and the frontrunner for the current Republican Presidential nominee.

A manufactured show trial, held in the heart of a Democrat stronghold. With a Democrat jury and a conflicted partisan judge who audaciously concocted new laws and rules on the fly, all done while ignoring the statute of limitations and legal jurisdiction.

The "guilty" verdict was as foreseen as predictions of cold temperatures in the winter. But what isn't as yet apparent to these rebellious Democrats, who cheered like little children getting candy before dinner, is the awakening of the independent and minority voter.

The cost of food skyrocketing, the price of gas becoming unreasonable, and illegals pouring in through a wide-open border were the result of incompetence, leftist ideology, and mismanagement. But the fabricated political prosecution of President Trump was malicious and evil. Not to mention lawless.

Black Americans and other minorities appear to have reached their limit

The Civil War of 1861-1865 saw 180,000 black Americans serve in the war effort against Democrats and join Republicans to end the stain of slavery. Twenty-four black Americans received the Congressional Medal of Honor, while other black Americans still enslaved helped the cause by slowing down production or refusing to work. Black Americans under harsh Southern Democrat slavery had reached their limit.

In a recent March UnHerd article, the author noted that, according to a New York Times/Siena poll released that same month, President Trump's support among black voters was 23%, a 19% increase since the same poll was taken in October 2020. Today's Black Americans and other minorities appear to have reached their limit as well. Trump's verdict and Fort Sumter share a similar importance in America's history. Both events represented Democrats throwing down the gauntlet against the country. They also signified the conflict reaching a no-going-back level of hostility.

Just like the brave black Americans, both enslaved and free, who joined the Union Army during the Civil War to fight and gain their freedom from Democrats, today's African Americans are jumping off the Democrat entitlement slave ship that is rapidly sinking under Biden.

African Americans and other minorities are now appearing very vocal as to why they are voting for Trump, and the sentiment is clearly heard over and over again. Why should African Americans continue to be loyal to Democrats when Democrats are routinely disloyal to them?

But even more than that, Democrats are actively trying to replace African Americans and other once-loyal minority voters with millions of illegal immigrants. Allowed to cross the southern border and obtain free healthcare and education, these organized groupings, in the tens of millions, will be loyal to Democrats for getting them into the country, and soon they will be allowed to vote.

The surprise to Democrats is that more and more African Americans and other minorities appear to be one step ahead and preparing to push back against Democrat tyranny and usher in a new future based on prosperity.

The Republican Party with the growing assistance of the black community, is taking on a radical and destructive Democrat regime.

The blatant farce and disgraceful trial of President Trump may have won Democrats a brief and superficial victory, but it also brought together former allies who successfully fought and defeated Democrat interests 163 years ago.