Democrats Built a Patronage Hive and Act Shocked That the Radicals Want the Keys<\/p>\n
The Party of Algae and ‘Our Democracy’<\/a> Okay, convince me that gay-Islamic-race-communism is a \u201cprogressive\u201d political program America is going to buy like corn flakes. The Lefty-left wants to think so, as it lurches from one peak of mental illness to an even greater one in the 130 days to the midterms. Look how successful they\u2019ve been with open borders, defunding the police, men in the girl\u2019s swim lane, no cash bail, sex-change surgery for kids, free-for-all elections, hatin\u2019 on white people, and open Medicare fraud. The new re-branding strategy as \u201cDemocratic Socialism\u201d only tells you that reality has ceased to interest them.<\/p>\n No, winning electoral districts stuffed with illegal aliens in bright blue cities with tiny overall voter turnouts won\u2019t sweep the nation like love. More likely it\u2019s a harbinger of the party\u2019s approaching death, like the Whigs going down the drain in 1852, gurgle-gurgle. Advocating to destroy American society is a poor sales pitch. The party\u2019s old-line leadership frantically seeks some way to neutralize the rising influence of Zohran Mamdani and his disciples, but so far nothing works. An odor of desperation fills the air.<\/p>\n One thing you can say about the gay-Islamic-race-communists is that they are well-organized, which is understandable since their political program resembles an ant farm, a dis-individuated\u00a0collective<\/em> with insectile characteristics, workers and soldiers toiling in mindless solidarity to occupy more electoral territory so as to vanquish their \u201coppressors,\u201d Trump and the big feet of his capitalist minions.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, though, the money flows dry up as the old Big Donor Dawgs freak-out at the prospect of having their fortunes confiscated, eaten by this advancing ant-swarm, while Scott Bessent and Todd Blanche work to disassemble the giant, hive-like matrix of NGOs that, for years, laundered US taxpayer dollars through the Democratic Party\u2019s patronage system. In New York City, Philly, LA, Chicago, Seattle, Boston, Portland, the NGOs furnished comfortable salaries for young activists churned out remorselessly by Higher Ed, but all that\u2019s starting to look like a bygone Shangri-la, a lost world.<\/p>\n \u201cMany Democratic primary voters, however, are in no mood for defensiveness. As they see it, they\u2019ve been failed by a cautious, compromising establishment, and they\u2019re going to overthrow it.\u201d \u2014Michelle Goldberg,\u00a0The New York Times<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Of course, the loss of those cushy jobs and perqs has pitched that young demographic into a yet greater rage, prompting them to wreak vengeance and havoc on the system that took their \u201centitlements\u201d away. Activists want to do activism, which is not necessarily the same as working for a living. It\u2019s working for an ideal, a cause \u2014 to abolish the very society based on working for a living and replace it with a parent-like, hovering, all-powerful government that provides your every need by \u201cseizing the means of production.\u201d<\/p>\n The trouble is, this has been tried before, many times in the previous century, and the track-record is discouraging, exhibit-A being the old Soviet Union, the experiment that failed. Why? Because after seizing the means of production, the state bureaucracy lacks the skills, the spirit, and the creative juice to produce much of anything, and especially to do it well. All it can actually contribute to the process is its intrinsic bureaucratic entropy and, to put it ultra-simply, entropy is just not a force for good in this world.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Republican Party is laboring through its own parallel, but rather different sort of crack-up, a breach based more on pure enmity to President Trump\u2019s personality than necessarily to ideas or policy. The Right still uniformly subscribes to personal liberty and economic enterprise, but factions on the right have a long-running investment in the Deep State apparatus and its protection against Mr. Trump\u2019s impending prosecution of the so-called \u201cgrand conspiracy\u201d (the ongoing seditious coup), as well as his dismantling of the money-flow architecture that keeps Beltway types rolling in dough. Former AG Bill Barr is exhibit-A for that faction, as when he concealed the FBI\u2019s possession of Hunter Biden\u2019s laptop through Trump Impeachment No. 1, when he refused to investigate ballot fraud after the 2020 election, and when he managed to let Jeffrey Epstein off himself in the Manhattan federal lockup.<\/p>\n Then there is Senate Majority Leader John Thune, the emptiest suit to ever occupy that job, who refuses to explain his aversion to common-sense election reform or his failure to allow confirmation of the president\u2019s nominees to important federal posts. He is so committed to doing nothing that he makes \u201cJoe Biden\u201d look like a prodigy of action. They say Sen. Thune represents the old-school \u201ccountry club\u201d Republicans, but he looks too dim to even tote up an 18-hole golf card.<\/p>\n There are also Tucker, and Candace, and Nick Fuentes, and MTG, and other pouting and shouting former MAGA superstars throwing down against the president and his program. Tucker has exposed facets of his personality that seem every bit as cuckoo as the beliefs of the Democratic Party \u2014 his Bible literalism, his romance with space aliens, and especially his vehement antipathy for the Jews. It has all become rather unappetizing, though rumors swirl of Tucker seeking to build a whole new party to replace the GOP and MAGA. As Homey de Clown might put it:\u00a0I don\u2019t think so<\/em>. . . .<\/p>\n Candace Owens, of course, seems clinically insane, with her year-long program of intense defamation and vilification of Charlie Kirk\u2019s widow, as well as her fleering Jew hatred. MTG just looks like a sore loser, and Nick Fuentes. . . ? He\u2019s like something that crawled out of the kitchen baseboards after the lights went out. I doubt that any of them will succeed in destroying MAGA, but they\u2019re making the movement uncomfortable. Let\u2019s face it: they\u2019re embarrassing.<\/p>\n On the other hand, the Party of Algae and \u201cOur Democracy\u201d is incapable of being embarrassed, and that has been obvious for a long time based on the absurdities they attempt to foist upon our country. The Iran War seems to be fading in the rear-view mirror now, despite all their yelling about how we lost it. Oil is hovering just below $70-a-barrel as I write. Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer are reduced to a pitiful vaudeville act in the face of Mamdani-ism. Bernie Sanders is lost in a rain-dance for Utopia. And James Carville is on-track for a three-week vacation in the Rubber Room. Don\u2019t bother praying for them. 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\n\u201c. . .a political party doesn\u2019t lose 95 percent of a registration advantage because voters are kinda annoyed. Something much, much deeper is going on.\u201d \u2014 Richard Landwirth<\/p>\n