Prominent figures of the Democratic Party in recent days have fallen into some special form of political schizophrenia.
The speaker of the lower house, Nancy Pelosi, was worried that Donald Trump might not recognize the results of the 2020 elections if he lost. And in this case, Trump may try not to give power to the hands of the new president, but to arrange a coup d’état. Pelosi is confident that only a total defeat in the elections will force Trump to agree with their results.
All anything, but it is Pelosi who represents the party, which in permanent form does not agree with the election results. Democrats are still confident that the 2000 presidential election was “stolen” from them because of the fraud in Florida, and George W. Bush actually lost.
Hillary Clinton recently reiterated that she had conducted a “good campaign”, but the victory was “stolen” from her by Russian hackers. Probably, these notorious Russian hackers forced Clinton to keep a private mail server at home. And they convinced Clinton not to campaign in the states of the Midwest, but to waste the headquarters budget in Texas and South Carolina.
Her party colleague and mind Stacey Abrams, candidate for governor of Georgia in 2018, has still not acknowledged the outcome of the elections and her defeat. She is confident that she lost because of the cleaning of the database of voters from dead and invalid names, carried out before the elections. Thus, the Democrats, apparently, did not manage to wind themselves enough voices with roundabouts for victory.
By the way, Abrams is now considered one of the main candidates for vice-presidency to the one who ultimately wins the Democratic Party’s primary primaries.
And you can be sure that the same story will repeat in 2020 if Trump is re-elected for a second term. Democrats will accuse him of falsifying elections, intimidating immigrant voters, receiving support from Russia, Israel and Saudi Arabia (or even this time from China).
They will go to any extremes, if only they do not recognize the legitimate reason for their defeat: the voters are simply pushed away by their radical liberal agenda, along with their unstoppable desire not to give up power. The one in which the Democrats are now blaming Trump and his other opponents.
by Paul Char