By Chuck Lehmann ——Bio and Archives--August 20, 2024
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The summer of 2020 saw an unprecedented amount of property destruction and violence around the U.S., especially in the Democrat-run City of Minneapolis, Minnesota. For days on end, the BLM (Black Lives Matter) thugs set parts of Minneapolis on fire, including a police station, while Governor Tim Walz, the now Democrat candidate for Vice-President, claimed that the protesters were “peaceful” and didn't need the help of the National Guard.
On day four, he moved and reluctantly deployed the National Guard, but not before millions of dollars of commercial and residential neighborhoods were completely destroyed, mostly in minority neighborhoods. Would or could that be called a “dereliction of duty” on the part of Governor Tim Walz? What kind of authority did he exhibit in letting this “insurrection” and violence go on for days and days? Along with Vice President Kamala Harris' plea for her supporters to donate to a fund to help raise money to bail out of jail those violent protesters who were arrested during the riot, Governor Walz supported her bailout plea, thereby putting the rioters back on the street.
This is now the same team which is now a tandem to to be the next president and vice-president of the United States. Will they, if elected, bring the same foolish ideas they exhibited during those riots, to the running of the United States? Both of them could be associated with the Roman emperor, Nero, who “fiddled while Rome burned down”. Unfortunately, it was Minneapolis instead of Rome this time.
The new coined word that the Democrats (and their flunkies in the media) have come up with is the word “weird” to describe both Republican candidates, Donald Trump and J.D. Vance.
Maybe the term “weird” should be directed at the team of Harris/Walz instead after watching this slap-happy duo trying to woo the voters into thinking they are the ones who should lead our country?
Is it “weird” to promote candidates to positions of authority by “installing” them without an election? Is it “weird” to include Tampon machines in 4th grade boys bathrooms? Is it “weird” for a governor to wait after 3 days to try to quell a violent riot by not calling out the National Guard to restore order? Is it “weird” that a governor mandated a state shutdown orders with mandatory masks for 15 months during the pandemic, but letting liquor stores and strip joints to stay open while shutting down religious services, even in open parking lots? Is it “weird” that a governor gave an executive order allowing teenagers to be sterilized and genetically mutilated without parental consent”? Is it “weird that a Minnesota governor (Tim Walz) turned his State into a “trans refuge State” that can remove children from parents who refuse surgery or hormone treatment?
Is it “weird” for Harris and Walz that they are defending “democracy” by giving driving licenses to illegal aliens as a 1st step in giving them the right to vote and citizenship? So, who really is “weird”, the team of Trump/Vance or the team of Harris/Walz?
The Democrats and the liberal media, over the past few years have hammered home the idea that no matter what Trump says it must be a lie. Really? What about all the flip-flops of Kama Harris has made since she became the “selected” Democrat candidate for president? She seems to be taking out a page from the playbook of the 2004 Democrat candidacy of John Kerry, whose major comment was that “he was against it before he was for it.” It didn't work for Kerry then and it won't work for Harris now.
With the honeymoon for the Harris/Walz ticket soon to be a thing of the past, when all their “warts” and Marxist/Socialist ideas are shown to the public by their own words and actions, the Republicans cannot rest on their sane and workable ideas as the Democrat machine is primed again to finesse the system to again steal another election. Republicans and Independents and disillusioned Democrats should vote for Trump/Vance like their life depended on it, because it does.
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