“The lesser evil is still evil … Indeed, the safest road to Hell is the gradual one – the gentle slope, soft underfoot, without sudden turnings, without milestones, without signposts.” ~ C.S. Lewis, The Screwtape Letters

Wa. Wal, wal – I am about fed UP with all of this!
Where we go after last week’s election is anybody’s guess, but I don’t expect it to be as great as many pundits seem to believe it will be. The damage that’s been done is already massive, and it will take decades to repair, with Trump only having less than four years to attempt it via Big Government solutions that are certain to continue to exacerbate the status quo.
Part of the problem is the people keep screaming for Big Government and whoever’s in charge to “Do something” … anything … as if most of the problems we already have aren’t as a direct result of asinine “government solutions“, and as if Big Government has ever really solved any of America’s problems. And those in power and currently running for office keep promising the moon and a pot of gold and Lucky Charms at the end of the rainbow.
If Kamala had pulled out the “win” or “the steal” … well hell … don’t make me cuss – it would have been all over and the drawing and quartering of America will be served up on a platter to Her enemies, both foreign and domestic.
In my humble opinion, had Kamala won the election – even legitimately – it would have been time to throw sand in the gears of government at every level and start engaging in a campaign of guerrilla warfare the likes of which was seen in Ireland during the early 1900s on through the 1970s and The Troubles.
Trump won, and his administration will definitely find unique means to jump start the economy, some by means of manipulations with short term results and one, his assurance to crank up drilling for oil and natural gas and mining coal, will have immediate and long term benefits if they aren’t rescinded by some later commie regime seeking to enact carbon credit taxes and shut fossil fuels down again.
But liberty and our freedoms will not necessarily be in better hands, given what we all saw during his first term, and much remains to be seen, especially when it comes to who will be in his cabinet. ~ J.O.S.
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