Considering the long history of leftist deception, lies, and illegal moves by the Democratic Party’s elite, it’s no surprise that under the Trump presidency a number of progressive games of deception and fraud are being rooted out. So much so that the rats are beginning to abandon ship, and in many cases out themselves. According to The Daily Signal, “More than 200 former staff at the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division signed a letter condemning Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, and in doing so, they outed themselves as deep state actors and demonstrated Dhillon’s effectiveness in restoring the division to its true mission.”
“There absolutely is a deep state,” John Daukas, former acting assistant attorney general in the division in Trump’s first term told The Daily Signal. An April RMG Research poll found that 75% of the federal employees who voted for Kamala Harris last year, work in the District of Columbia, and make more than $150,000 annually said they would refuse to follow a lawful order from President Donald Trump, if they considered it bad policy. Daukas said many Civil Rights Division career staff he worked with acted on a similar mentality. “They acted like they were the policymakers, like they had been elected, as opposed to the president,” he recalled. I can name a long list of federal judges that seem to think the same way.
How long have the shenanigans been going on when it comes to the Democrats, and their quest to build and maintain their power and wealth? At least a hundred years, or more? Then again, these kinds of things go all the way back to the founding. President Thomas Jefferson was attacked by the courts for his actions, and found himself firing half of the bureaucracy when he entered office – the big government, Federalist Party half. Incidentally, reversing the bad policies, ending bad government spending, and clearing out the deep state actors in the bureaucracy led to an interesting result; the inability of the Federalist Party to win anymore major elections, which, within a couple decades, led to the end of that political party.