There's a reason why Democrats have been so persistently enflamed by Fidel Castro and his failed communist regime in Cuba.
It's a one-party state. And its rule is permanent. The island has been ruled continuously on this model for 66 years.
Wittingly or not, they are now advocating for the same model to be imposed on the United States of America.
Top political operative James Carville, who has organized many successful elections, is saying the quiet part out loud, according to legal affairs commentator Jonathan Turley
Inclusion? Not this time. Diversity? Not of ideas. Equity? Only in poverty.
And it would be a grotesque regime such as Fidel Castro ran, that of a small billionaire class required to be party-loyal or die, and a vast populace with neither money, nor power, nor even a right to associate around ideas. Spies would be omnipresent. There would be only fist-waving for the party glory, and the mass penury that speaks for itself. Corruption would be embedded within the system. The rich would be harvested by the state to nothing. The young and strong would flee. But unlike Cuba, there would be no state to flee to.
We already see a lot of that in one-party states such as California and Minnesota, where fraud is embedded in the system. and a kakistocracy rises to the top. Think: 'Swalwell,' 'Newsom,' 'Schiff,' 'Katie Porter,' 'Rob Bonta,' 'Tim Walz,' 'Keith Ellison,' 'J.B. Pritzker,' 'Kathy Hochul,' 'Zohran Mamdani.'
How did such repulsive, unfit, morally depraved people rise to high and in such copious numbers? It's the one-party state which rewards crapulence, which favors the unfit.
It's a one-party state. And its rule is permanent. The island has been ruled continuously on this model for 66 years.
Wittingly or not, they are now advocating for the same model to be imposed on the United States of America.
Top political operative James Carville, who has organized many successful elections, is saying the quiet part out loud, according to legal affairs commentator Jonathan Turley
What they want is to deceive Americans into voting for them on the Abigail Spanberger model, and then let them have it, good and hard, once they ensconce themselves into power, securing their power and ending any consideration of free market ideas.Various Democrats have been openly discussing their plans after retaking power to change the system so they never lose power again.
Democratic strategist James Carville has been one of the most vocal and returned to the subject this week in laying out how they will make D.C. and Puerto Rico states and pack the Supreme Court with a liberal majority.
On his podcast with Al Hunt, Carville explained, “If the Democrats win the presidency and both houses of Congress, I think on day one, they should make Puerto Rico [and] D.C. a state, and they should expand the Supreme Court to 13. F— it. Eat our dust.”
Notably, this week, New Jersey just elected a radical new member, Analilia Mejia, who ran on packing the Court and other radical agenda items.
While some of us have written about the expansion of the Court, these politicians and pundits are pushing for the packing, not just gradual expanding, of the Court. However, Carville (curiously on a national podcast) seriously suggested that Democrats should keep the plan quiet: “Don’t run on it. Don’t talk about it. Just do it.”
Inclusion? Not this time. Diversity? Not of ideas. Equity? Only in poverty.
And it would be a grotesque regime such as Fidel Castro ran, that of a small billionaire class required to be party-loyal or die, and a vast populace with neither money, nor power, nor even a right to associate around ideas. Spies would be omnipresent. There would be only fist-waving for the party glory, and the mass penury that speaks for itself. Corruption would be embedded within the system. The rich would be harvested by the state to nothing. The young and strong would flee. But unlike Cuba, there would be no state to flee to.
We already see a lot of that in one-party states such as California and Minnesota, where fraud is embedded in the system. and a kakistocracy rises to the top. Think: 'Swalwell,' 'Newsom,' 'Schiff,' 'Katie Porter,' 'Rob Bonta,' 'Tim Walz,' 'Keith Ellison,' 'J.B. Pritzker,' 'Kathy Hochul,' 'Zohran Mamdani.'
How did such repulsive, unfit, morally depraved people rise to high and in such copious numbers? It's the one-party state which rewards crapulence, which favors the unfit.