NYT Editorial: Why Are Republicans So Afraid of Voters?
There is no “both sides do it” when it comes to intentionally keeping Americans away from the polls.
JUST SAYING:
Setting up new Jim Crow laws that are carefully crafted and couched in legalese has been one of the strong points of the Republican Party.
Rigging elections through Voter ID law, moving or closing polling places, voter intimidation, and other methods are in the GOP playbook.
Trump’s supporters and enablers are terrified that they are losing economic, social, and political power to minorities.
America’s skin’s pigmentation is changing, and the political landscape is becoming more progressive.
So Trump is selling his “Back to the Future” (red MAGA hat) and pimping promises like unpenetrable border walls while holding up a Bible after the tear gas is clears.
There are heaping helpings of candy-coated racism and plenty of scapegoats for his losers, racists, and failures in life to blame.
What Trump and his enablers like Barr and McConnell do is nothing new. It’s not even sophisticated. It was on full display in the 1930s and evident today.
“All propaganda has to be popular and has to accommodate itself to the comprehension of the least intelligent of those whom it seeks to reach,” — Adolph Hitler
It’s not complicated.
Any deranged lunatic with an IQ of a slug and scruples of a goat is capable of exploiting hate, fear, and ignorance.
Simply, dust off a dumbed-down version of Mein Kampf and appeal to the primal urges and fears of the terror-stricken.
Trump is a psychopath who is taking millions of minions on a self-serving, political joyride that he wants to prolong.
NYT HEADLINE: Justice Dept. Blocked in Bid to Shield Trump From Rape Defamation Suit
The Justice Department tried to intervene to represent President Trump against the lawsuit by the writer E. Jean Carroll, who claims he lied when he denied raping her, the NYT reported.