Dana Black: Re-electing Donald Trump is a threat to democracy

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3 thoughts on “Dana Black: Re-electing Donald Trump is a threat to democracy

  1. 1. Only the criminal element and potential terrorist are being demonized. In the past we knew who was coming in….just check Ellis island records….it is not whether, it is how.
    2. Democracy at stake: only democrats want to demand what you say in the form of pro nouns. Only democrats want to control the media and put out government driven media. For the first time in the history of this country, it is not what you can’t say…for instance screaming “fire” in a crowed movie theatre, it is what you “must” say….pronouns.
    3. Transgender….don’t really care what one does with their body…..just don’t want to pay for it
    4. abortion….please….now that it is a state’s issue the vast over whelming majority of states have upheld Roe v. Wade. As soon as this election ends, regardless of who wins, and the Trump issue, whether he wins or loses must cycle out, then in those states wherein abortion is severely restricted, it will likely be the number one issue and those states will go blue to resolve it, if the red leaders refuse.
    5. Convicted felon…..don’t count your eggs too soon girlie, the whole basis for that conviction is likely to be over turned at the court of appeals or higher court. And if it is not, then i look forward to the prosecution of all sorts of business people….the majority of which i am guessing are democrats….let the show begin. And your joke of a prosecutor in atlanta…and her over paid paramour…where are they?
    6. I don’t like Trump….i don’t like Kamala even more. We cannot have an 8th grader sitting across the table from Ji Xeng Ping, or Putin, or Ortega, or Maduro, or Modi…etc.
    7. Finally, am i wrong? Or is Donald J. Trump just the kind of man Kamala would have been dating 35 years ago.🤔

  2. Dana,
    I read your article a number of times and you are a true democratic thru and thru. So your opinion comes through loud and clear. After reading your article, I beg to disagree about who is threatening our democracy.

    I say the Democrat party already did. How did Kamla get the nomination for Democratic party? Not by election. If we go back to the 2020 Primary, she was the first candidate to drop out. She received zero votes. Then Joe Biden is told by the Democratic party who his Vice President is going to be. Then the same party renominates Joe Biden, full knowing he was not capable of holding office. So the democratic sacrifices Joe Biden on national stage to have reasons to get him off the ticket. They then without any kinda democracy, except for those running the party (Obama, Pelosi, Clintons and whoever behind the scenes running the Demo party), nominate and without debate and incapable person to be the nominee for the Democratic party.

    So to me, we have a person that does not represent the citizens of the United States but someone the Demo party can control and forward their agenda not the citizens of the United States.

    Thank you for your time,

    Tim Queisser

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