It’s fourth down in the fourth quarter with 20 seconds left and we—patriotic Americans who believe in our republic and its Constitution—are on the one-yard line and losing against the radical left-wing "woke" horde …
But we can still win!
Well, it may not be that bad. There could be 40 seconds to go. :)
But if you agree with me that we can win, you’ve come to the right place—the right newsletter.
Because it’s now or never, and this is our time to save the nation.
I know we can do it. Every one of us has a role to play. This is true even if you think you don’t. There’s no standing by now.
I am writing this newsletter to invite you to join me in the struggle. While I know many of you already have, it's time to redouble our efforts. If not now, when?
When Democrat judges on the Supreme Court of a state, in this case, Colorado, decide in a manner that would warm the heart of Comrade Stalin they have the right to cancel (that’s the appropriate word) the leading candidate by far of the opposing party, you know we are approaching crunch time for our country and its foundational values, with Western Civilization not far behind.
Yes, despite having dozens of equally repellent judicial imitators in other states chomping at the bit to copy them, these judges are likely to be reversed by the U.S. Supreme Court.
However, that they could even think of doing such a thing demonstrates how far we have come, how We the People are considered so much chattel to be ignored, our voices irrelevant during an election that would determine the direction of our country for years to come. They, the self-anointed elites of no discernible distinction whatsoever, know best.
Alas, except for entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, who stepped forward to say he would take his own name off the Colorado ballot should Trump’s “cancellation” hold, the other Republican candidates’ responses to the decision were, at best, mealy mouthed.
They revealed themselves for who they are, not just RINOS, but something that transcends political parties, largely self-interested, boring professional politicians who are, for the most part, slaves to the donor class.
The Colorado judges' disrespect for the law, although they hid behind an obvious misreading of the 14th Amendment that has been torched by legal expert Jonathan Turley and others, is being mirrored throughout our culture, and not just in the endless lawfare against Donald Trump, but at the very pinnacle (supposedly) of our higher learning, Harvard University.
Every day, it seems we learn more of the seemingly equally endless plagiarism of the university's president, Claudine Gay, with citations of her intellectual theft now having passed 40, with nary a word from the university.