The large field of Democrats who are vying for their
party’s nomination to run against President Trump has not started out well.
Two
debates were held in Miami, FL. After the second debate the DNC Headquarters
sent out a survey asking “Which Democratic candidates did you most enjoy
hearing from on the debate stage?” Enjoy hearing from? Is this a talent contest
or a race for the presidency?
After listening to the Democrats running it has become
clear as Senator Kamala Harris said, “America does not want to witness a food
fight, they want to know how we’re going to put food on their table.” The
question is who’s putting that food on the table, the working fathers and
mothers of America or the federal government.
Trump wins both Democratic Party Debates
President Trump used Twitter to respond to each debate.
Trump characterized the first debate as “boring.” The second debate Trump
tweeted, “All Democrats just raised their hands for giving millions of illegal
aliens unlimited healthcare. How about taking care of American Citizens first!?
That’s the end of that race!”
Here is a short list of why the Democratic candidates,
and their party, are out of touch with the American people:
1.
They hate President Trump. Senator
Bernie Sanders said during the second debate, “You asked before, what
is the greatest national security threat to the United States, it’s Donald
Trump.” No matter what President Trump does, it is wrong, hateful,
bigoted or just plain evil.
2.
Jobs, jobs, jobs. President
Trump has put more people to work, and taken more people off of government
welfare, so that families can “put food on their table.” As former President
Bill Clinton said, “It’s the economy stupid.”
3.
Free stuff. The
Democratic candidates love the word free. Free is not freedom. Free means some
lose their ability to put food on their tables so others, i.e. illegal aliens,
can have government benefits.
4.
Tribalism. The
Democrats focus on tribes (e.g. blacks, Hispanics, LGBT, illegal aliens) and
not Americans or America. They try to speak Spanish in order to show their
compassion for minorities and not the majority.
5.
Pandering. The
Democrats face a tough race and therefore pander for votes. Bernie Sanders
panders to the young voter by promising to pay off all student debt. But by
doing so he ignores the 2/3rds that have no college degree. It’s this 2/3rds
that will pay off the debt of the 1/3 who get a degree.
6.
Taxes and big government. The
only way to pay for all of the various proposals made during the debates is to
raise taxes. The mantra is tax the rich to help the poor. Venezuela and Cuba
are examples of how taxation trickles down to the poor very quickly as the rich
become poorer and the poor become poorer.
7.
Equality for me but not for thee. Equality
is a loaded word. For Democrats equality means a variety of ideals: equal pay
for all (e.g. minimum wage), equal rights (for some more than others) and equal
distribution of wealth (taking wealth from the successful and giving it to the
unsuccessful). It does not mean equal justice under the law.
8.
Diversity. Diversity
is the second most loaded word used by Democrats. Diversity means you cannot
criticize anyone who is different than you. If you are white you cannot
criticize someone born with a differ skin tone. In many cases, if you are a
person with a different skin tone and you support Trump you are, by definition,
a racist.
9.
The Big Lies. Democrats
tell big lies like: no one is here illegal, the world will end in 10 years due
to climate change, killing a baby born alive is moral, Americans must pay for
government funded abortion for transgender men and finally the biggest whopper,
more government is necessary to fix just about anything and everything.
10. Control. Politics
is not about which party you belong to. Politics is all about control.
Politicians want control, politicians want to control their constituents and
politicians want others to become dependent upon them. The more dependent one
is to a politician, the better for the politician. It’s call modern day
slavery.
Marxism and the Democratic Debates
Andrew Yang when asked to defend his proposal to pay
$1,000 a month, to every American, from the federal government, said, “It’s
difficult to do if you have companies like Amazon, trillion-dollar companies,
paying zero in taxes.”
Karl Marx wrote, “The last capitalist we hang shall
be the one who sold us the rope.” Will Amazon be the last company to ship us
(free if your a member of Amazon Prime) the rope to collectively hang
ourselves?
It appears the Democratic Party’s candidates, to one
extent or another, want to hang every capitalist (i.e. working American) in our
nation.
As Leon Trotsky wrote: “The old principle: who does
not work shall not eat, has been replaced with a new one: who does not obey
shall not eat.” Democrats want to control/regulate the means of food production
(see Green New Deal).
Also, see food rationing
in Communist Cuba.
Why Trump Won Both Debates!
As President Trump said during his inaugural address:
Today’s ceremony, however, has very special meaning
because today we are not merely transferring power from one administration to
another – but transferring it from Washington DC and giving it back to you the
people.
For too long a small group in our nation’s capital has
reaped the rewards of government while the people have borne the cost.
Washington flourished but the people did not share in its
wealth. Politicians prospered but the jobs left and the factories closed.
The establishment protected itself but not the citizens
of our country.
Their victories have not been your victories. Their
triumphs have not been your triumphs. While they have celebrated there has been
little to celebrate for struggling families all across our land.
That all changes starting right here and right now
because this moment is your moment. It belongs to you. It belongs to everyone
gathered here today and everyone watching all across America today.
This is your day.
This is your celebration.
And this – the United States of America – is your
country.
Trump noted, “What truly matters is not what
party controls our government but that this government is controlled by the
people.”
Give the American people control of their lives and good
things happen. Give the American people jobs and good things happen. Give the
American people the freedom to speak and good things happen. Give the American
people their God given Constitutional rights and good things happen.
Power to the people is winning! Are you tired
of winning?
Here are two interesting political satire videos by Carpe
Donktum on the debates.
