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The Democrats Don’t Care About You

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by: Brent Smith

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Well, the democrats have shown once again just what underhanded and despicable sub-humans they really are.

For the longest time, conservatives and Republicans (not necessarily synonymous) have been telling all who will listen, that the democrats don’t care about you.

Their lust for power and control is absolute and they will try anything to obtain and then maintain it. And they don’t care who they injure to do so.

We’ve also been preaching about their ongoing mantra – “Never let a good crisis go to waste.”

We’ve seen these various “crisis” scenarios played out multiple times a year since Trump was elected.

In recent years, we’ve witnessed several so-called crises, but they’ve all been for one overarching purpose – to remove the president from office. The left’s derangement has caused them to concentrate on this one man.

But this time it’s different. This time it’s not all about Trump. This crisis has brought them, they believe, a golden, possibly once in a generation opportunity to force the entire nation further left – further toward a socialist/communist State. read more

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Video Podcast – The Pandemic of 2020 is a Good Crisis

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by: Brent Smith

Deborah Frank Feinen, the mayor of Champaign, Illinois, issued a coronavirus-related emergency declaration Friday that will allow her office to ban the sale of guns, ammunition, and alcohol, take possession of private property and prohibit the entry and exit to and from the city.

The fear of the coronavirus is more of a pandemic than the virus itself and the democrats and the press are fueling that fear.

An irrational fear has gripped our nation like almost we’ve seen in the past. It’s much worse than the last pandemic that killed 10s of thousands. Yet strangely there was not the overhyped alarmism then that there is today.

I discuss the reason behind it. read more

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WND Exclusive – Time to choose: Marxism or Capitalism

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from Brent Smith for World Net Daily:

We on the right continue to debate which general election foe will be the easiest for President Trump to defeat.

Is it Bernie Sanders or Joe Biden?

But the way things are going, the question is becoming moot. The Democratic establishment has once again begun to circle the wagons against a perceived threat. And once again that threat is communist Bernie Sanders.

And as an aside, can we finally drop the “Sanders is a socialist” nonsense?

The conventional wisdom is that the Democrats are, for the second cycle in a row, trying to take out Bernie the Red Sanders. read more

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Video Podcast – Cashless due to Covid-19 – I Agree with Michael Moore

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by: Brent Smith

It seems the coronavirus is not only forcing people into quarantine, but money too.

China has begun quarantining dirty cash, and sanitizing it, fearing that cash can also spread the virus. Our own Federal Reserve is following suit for dollars that it repatriates from Asia before recirculating them in the US financial system.

This may lead us to become cashless, which is dangerous for a free society.

Michael Moore is claiming that the democrat hack establishment is once again preventing his man, Bernie Sanders, from obtaining the party nomination.

And he’s right – and that scares me. Not that a communist is being denied the nomination, but that I agree with Michael Moore. read more

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Biden Follows in the Footsteps of Greatness

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by: Brent Smith

Everyone is either mortified or yukking it up over Lunchbox Joe Biden’s latest “supposed” gaffe.

He was at a Super Tuesday, or as Joe refers to it as Super Thursday, campaign event in Texas when he took to reciting the Declaration of Independence.

As we all know, The Declaration of Independence reads: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”

Joe, answering some question, took it upon himself to recite this passage. “We hold these truths to be self-evident,” the former vice president said.

So far so good – right?

He then added: that “All men and women created by — you know, you know, the thing.” read more

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It’s a Big Nope For Mayor Pete

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from the American Spectator:

Nobody ever really bought into Pete Buttigieg, did they? He wasn’t exactly a plausible presidential candidate, and the first question anybody ought to ask themselves before running for something like president of the United States of America is, “Am I plausible?”

Buttigieg was like the little ant who thought he could move the rubber tree plant in the Frank Sinatra song. But unlike the ant or Sinatra’s ram, who head-butts a hydroelectric dam until it collapses, high hopes don’t often translate into results in American politics — particularly when those hopes run counter to obvious reality. Let’s talk about that as the first item in this week’s edition of Five Quick Things.

1. Pete Buttigieg owes Rush Limbaugh an apology. read more

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Video Podcast – Bernie BROS – Short for Bernie BROwn Shirts

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By: Brent Smith

The Bernie BROS are evidently causing a bit of a headache for the Sanders campaign.

Of course it all has to with the optics, as it always does in politics.

But it’s beyond me why Bernie the Red would care about the Bernie BROS. He certainly doesn’t care about the optics of his own behavior and certainly not of the staff he’s hired.

In fact, Sanders has surrounded himself with radicals. They run his campaign. read more

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The Excuses for a Democrat Loss have already Begun

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by: Brent Smith

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If you’re familiar with “The Atlantic,” website, you’ll guess like me that if they were to endorse a presidential candidate, it would probably be Bernie Sanders.

To me, the Atlantic is as leftist as Slate or Salon.com.

But they haven’t endorsed anyone as of yet. Don’t know that they will, but it would definitely be Bernie.

Instead the just publish pieces extolling the virtues of leftism, or articles such as the following, giving excuses for, if a “progressive” doesn’t win and why – and if a moderate doesn’t win and why. Neither time is the fault of the progressive.

It’s kind of like when we say Communism doesn’t work – has never worked – their retort is that it’s just never been implemented properly.

The article is entitled:

When Will Moderates Learn Their Lesson?

If centrists can’t move past their doctrine and recognize when their candidates are unelectable, then how will Democrats ever beat Trump?

It’s authored by a gentleman named Ibram X. Kendi, Director of the Antiracist Research and Policy Center at American University. read more

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Denmark Not Happy with Bernie

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from the American Thinker:

No Bernie, Denmark is Not a Socialist Utopia

Socialist/communist presidential candidate Bernie Sanders loves to sing the praises of a small Scandinavian country, Denmark. It seems he has fallen out of love with his previous favorite countries, the Soviet Union and Cuba, which he “warmly praised” in the late 1980s.

After spurning the USSR, the country he spent his honeymoon in, shirtless, singing along drunkenly with his fellow communist comrades, he has moved on to northern Europe as representing his idea of utopia. read more

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Video Podcast – Democrat Primaries are a Lesson in Irony

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by: Brent Smith

The Democrats have been whining and complaining about the 2016 presidential election since day one.

Yet the very things they bellyache about, they do in their own primary election process.

But unlike the general election, which have rules spelled out in the Constitution, their primary isn’t. they can change these rules at anytime.

Yet they don’t. I discuss, what these ironies are and how the dems can change things, if they were actually concerned.

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