If the Elections are Stolen, the Biden Nightmare Begins

But Kamala runs the administration’s marquee initiative herself.  The “Eradication of White Racism and Privilege Now” aims not just at reeducating whites -- and recalcitrant blacks, like Candace Owens and Larry Elder -- but making them take a knee and take a seat in the back of whatever bus that comes along.  

J. Robert Smith  "Immersed as we are in President Trump’s efforts to wrest victory from a sinister collection of fraudsters, we’re understandably sparing little time to consider what happens if addled Joe Biden’s handlers get away with stealing the elections.  These Democrat hacks, malignant leftists, BLM grifters, Antifa spoiled brats, D.C. lifers, traitorous RINOs, Big Tech plutocrats, and MSM propagandists, all suffering a variety of conceits, are convinced they’re pulling off the biggest heist in their wretched existences.  Maybe a new Leni Riefenstahl will be found in Biden’s press pool to immortalize the feat? 

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"Should Biden’s handlers take hold of the levers of power in the executive branch, all bets are off.  These assorted swamp creatures know they’ll have 48 months to cement their grip on the federal government and begin the Great Reset.  They’ll rule by executive order, if necessary, and dare the federal courts and the GOP Senate -- if Republicans hold the Senate -- to stop them.  If Democrats brazenly steal the presidency, why wouldn’t that embolden them to try to steal the rest?     

"A Biden/Harris presidency could be the most conflict-ridden and destructive four years in the nation’s history, save for the Civil War.  This time, though, we wouldn’t have our Lincoln in the White House, Donald J. Trump.  Instead, it would be as if a slave states sympathizing Democrat won in 1860 (lucky for the republic that Dominion and Smartmatic voting systems weren’t around then).  

Or imagine something other than open conflict.  Let’s imagine the wretchedness of a Biden/Harris presidency as a dystopia.  Let’s create our own version of It’s a Wonderful Life,  commencing from the plot twist when George Bailey wants to end his life and Clarence the Angel grants his wish.  Bedford Falls becomes Pottersville, a bleak, joyless town full of recognizable faces, but whose expressions are filled with tensions, resentments, and fear.  By default, Biden gets to play the wheelchair-bound Mr. Potter.  But Kamala Harris really wants the role.     

How Republicans can protect national security from Joe Biden  "Joe Biden is our media-declared president-elect.  His ostensible win is terrible news for our national security.  A President Biden would lead to more foreign conflicts and more appeasement to China.  That's why it's critical that, over the next two months, President Donald Trump and Republicans implement policies that mitigate the threat he can pose to our peace and security." . . .