@welch_JBSfan@curtis_yarvin I fervently hope you’re right. I want Vance to win, and Kamala is awful so maybe he can pull it off. I will certainly vote for him. I’m just worried that we’ve lost too much popular support with the economy/foreign wars. I don’t want to blackpill, I’m just concerned
@welch_JBSfan@curtis_yarvin If there were no fraud maybe, and if economic conditions were better. Current 2028 polling is not looking good for Republicans at the moment. Maybe Vance turns it around, and if so, God bless. But I’m doubtful. Wish I were wrong.
@welch_JBSfan@curtis_yarvin Bernie Sanders came close to winning the Democratic primary twice. Why couldn’t a younger, more charismatic socialist win? Because something something divine providence something something America?
@KaiserLoengramm@real_bmoore@curtis_yarvin Do you think that conservatives have won any major battles in the last 150+ years? It doesn’t seem to me that they have succeeded in conserving much of anything.
@KaiserLoengramm We don’t rule it now. 80% of the political appointee layer of the civil service are progressives. Virtually 100% of the permanent civil service are progressives. The vast majority of judges, professors, and other officials are progressives. The people have no power already.
@Pat_Stedman Hamilton wound up running the Washington Administration, and he, Jefferson, and Adams had all kinds of disagreements. To say nothing of the other founders.
@GreeneMan6@Aris_Utensil Have you read Count Bernstorff’s memoirs? America played more of a role in the war’s beginning than you might think. Basically, Wilson gave Britain a blank check to induce France and Russia to fight a war against Germany. Wilson promised to send the UK war matériels, and did so.
@WarClandestine The takeover happened a long time ago. Read Al Smith’s “Betrayal of the Democratic Party.” America has been governed by communists since 1933. And the tradition of radicalism goes back even further.
@EchoesofWarYT FDR was a communist. It was actually Churchill who was the third wheel at Teheran and Yalta. FDR was more ideologically communist than Stalin himself. Sean McMeekin documented this extensively in his epic history “Stalin’s War.”