More Sam Adams

 "The liberties of our country, the freedom of our civil Constitution, are worth defending at all hazards; and it is our duty to defend them against all attacks. We have received them as a fair inheritance from our worthy ancestors: they purchased them for us with toil and danger and expense of treasure and blood, and transmitted them to us with care and diligence. It will bring an everlasting mark of infamy on the present generation, enlightened as it is, if we should suffer them to be wrested from us by violence without a struggle, or to be cheated out of them by the artifices of false and designing men."

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I Ain't Buying It

 This Presidential election is screwey on all counts. Lots of folks have pointed out the statistical anomalies, incongruent voting patterns, etc..

Here's mine - Trump, in losing *shattered* Obama's 2008 vote tally of 69.5 million. Remember that election? He was an excellent teleprompter reader, and the media had thrills running down their leg. Pure enthusiasm.

Trump, so far, has 72.9 million votes.

Biden has 78.5.

I cannot believe that 8 million voters were more concerned with rude, crass tweets than record employment, stock market, and GDP growth.

And if they were, may their chains set lightly upon them.

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Trouble

Remember when Obama swept into office in 2008? The energy, the buzz, the popularity?

You knew he was going to be elected, and he was, with a record 69.5 million votes.

Now, look at this election. Biden had few rallies, and the ones he had were sparsely attended (and I'm being nice). Right now, with votes still left to be counted, he has over 72 million votes.

It's not sour grapes, it's fraud.

Don't forget, the Republicans are learning to use the same tactics the Democrats use.

It's come down to this, and we are all in very big trouble.

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So, if Trump loses, what's next?

 I'm not talking about the country, it's going to be OK. 

Not fine, not good, just OK. We won't see any more record setting employment numbers or GDP growth, but it won't be all bad. The Senate should still be a buffer, and the House is tighter than it was before.

But, what about Trump?

Heh

He'll be pissed, and motivated. His focus will be to become Grover Cleveland 2.0. 

He's got the audience. He's got the money. And you better believe he's got the desire.

The first two years will be full of screeching by the Democrats, hurling every -ism in the book at the obstructionist Senate, especially if Biden gets drummed out by Pelosi and Co. Trump would be wise to employ the motto attributed to Napoleon: "Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake."

Then, because of the screeching, the Dems will lose the house, and the Trump Train will go into overdrive. It will be a sight to behold, I'm sure.

Hopefully, by then, the mechanism used to enhance the Democrat vote count will be discovered, and taken apart.

Make no mistake: the first four years of Trump has seriously damaged the liberal agenda. Four more consecutive years would cripple it for a generation. 

Maybe a little break in the deconstruction would be a good thing?

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Racism, Progressive Style

University of Washington says black students should be graded differently

They say "they are too “busy fighting for [their] rights to sit down and study”.". but half the people in the photo are not black.

So, looks to me like these "progressives" think black students aren't as capable as other students.

They have always thought this. They believe people of color can't make it without their help.

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Little Help!

Anyone good with Blogger?

How do I get "Continue Reading" removed from the bottom of my posts?

I've checked the HTML, and it's not there.

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COVID Cases are Going Up!

Anyone think that's because more tests are being done?


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