I have just seen that the news services have announced Joe Biden as President-Elect of the United States. Many of you will be feeling down and as if we have no future, but to that I say don't despair!
First the election is not over, as many of us have thought this will all end up in the courts. So the pronouncements are only the 'score' as of this minute. I would be quite surprised if those numbers don't change. That is no guarantee that President Trump will win, it is however hopeful.
I don't want to count any chickens before they hatch but I would also be quite surprised if no voter fraud was found. There is a reason jokes about dead people voting exist. Because this is not the first time that the Democrats have done this. They also have a habit of getting their votes in last so that they can cook up the required number to win. It's a very old trick and I wouldn't be surprised if we found out that the popular vote that they crow about winning so much, isn't quite as honest as they pretend it is.
In the past the Republicans have been to be kind too gentle, to be unkind Cucks, to fight and to hold the Democrats to the fire. President Trump is neither gentle or a cuck, he likes to fight, it brings out his best qualities. So I think this will run for as long as it needs to run. Even if he loses and President Biden becomes a reality, it will still run.
Then we have the Supreme Court of the United States, when President Trump came to office it was leaning left as it has for longer than most of us have been alive. Today it is a bit of an unknown quantity, in theory it leans to the right, the question is by how much?
The real question is will it make this mess clearer or will it cuck?
I don't think I'm the only one who will be looking on with intense interest.
But what happens if President Biden becomes a reality?
Will we all be heading to the Gulags?
No, Biden is 79 not 29, his wokeness is of the cynical politician variety. So yes he will say and do woke things, but he will seriously disappoint his woke supporters. Just as Trump disappointed his supporters. Candidate Biden has said that he supports and opposes nearly everything. He has tried to be all things to all people. What does he really believe?
One thing I find interesting is that in the past both Biden and Harris have been quite tough on crime, they have not hesitated to lock up blacks. Sadly America doesn't so much have a crime problem as a black crime problem. Would they do as they have done in the past or will they do as their supporters want and in fact President Trump has done and release criminals from jail?
I don't know the answer to that one.
Trump went into the 2016 election talking tough, unfortunately he walked back on a lot of that. Not all, he was true to his word when it came to Free-Trade. But he has seriously disappointed when it came to immigration. White men voted for him because they wanted their country back, instead he went Civic Nationalist on them. Civic Nationalism is neither civic or Nationalist so it always disappoints. He, like so many, is still blinded by the rhetoric of a colourblind society and the idea of America as a melting pot. That is not why he was elected, that is not why he won in 2016.
That is not to say that President Trump has achieved nothing, he has. But when you talk things up they had better go up. When he said lets Make America Great Again, people understood that America was great when it was overwhelmingly White, did he understand that?
To finish off I want to point out something that we on the Dissident Right should understand but often don't. Trump is not on our team, he is simply better for our team than Biden is. Remember that if we vote Left then things speed up, if we vote Right things slow down, but we are always heading in the same direction, the wrong direction. Our job is to organise, fundraise, to do what it takes to get us all back on the right path instead of continuing on this Liberal one!
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