Thursday, April 29, 2021

The Democratic Party is Now America’s Extremist Party - The Party for Bankster Bailouts, Billionaires for Open Borders and La Raza Supremacy

Through the border crisis, which really isn’t a crisis for Democrats.  The surge of illegals entering the country is a means to an end.  America is to be forever changed -- transformed by new underclass populations that have no loyalty to the American experience, who are fresh shock troops that can help “deconstruct” local communities, and who will be paid off with taxpayer-funded government largesse. 


Then there’s Big Tech’s and Corporate America’s bold collusion with Democrats.  No idealism is involved.  Perhaps some fear, but it’s mostly cold calculation.  It’s about money and power and corporate brass believing that siding with Democrats is the ticket to more of both. 

The Democratic Party is Now America’s Extremist Party

Millions of Americans know.  Daily, others are coming to grips with the reality.  But fear pervades the nation, so many people stay quiet.  They stay quiet hoping destruction isn’t visited upon them. 

Time to end the fear.  Here’s the ugly fact that must be confronted: The Democratic Party is now an extremist organ waging a fierce cold civil war to seize power and eviscerate America as founded and upend and erase its exceptional culture. 

The party is saturated with Marxist sensibilities, ideas, and motivations.  Marxism is alien and hostile.  It’s fundamentally anti-American.  Its worldview, strategies, and tactics are furnished in an endless stream by radical leftist academics, who have dominated our colleges and universities for decades now.

But the Democrats' destination isn’t necessarily a Marxist state, not in its purest form.  It could be corporatism or fascism or variations.  Let’s hope we thwart Democrats’ aspirations so we never know.                  

As of the 2020 elections, Democrats have abandoned the middle ground.  They’ve been moving steadily left throughout the 2000s.  The Republican and Democrat parties traditionally sought to govern from the middle, a little right or a little left.  But the middle has ceased to serve the Democrats’ aims.   

In fact, Democrats see themselves as engaged in a civil war with one-party rule as the goal.  No?  Read Democrat apologists Peter Leyden’s and Ruy Teixeira’s article, “The Great Lesson of California in America’s New Civil War.”  For Leyden and Teixeira, it’s a zero-sum game.    

From Medium, January 19, 2018:

The best way to understand politics in America today is to reframe it as closer to civil war. Just the phrase “civil war” is harsh, and many people may cringe. It brings up images of guns and death, the bodies of Union and Confederate soldiers.

America today is nowhere near that level of conflict or at risk of such violence. However, America today does exhibit some of the core elements that move a society from what normally is the process of working out political differences toward the slippery slope of civil war. We’ve seen it in many societies in many previous historical eras, including what happened in the United States in 1860.

Leyden’s and Teixeira’s ideal: California, which they laud as a one-party state and a model for the nation.  California, which achieved Democrat control by importing illegals, driving out middle- and working-class Californians with oppressive taxes and high costs for everything -- notably housing and energy -- and universal balloting, which is ripe for abuses and fraud.  Homelessness and crime are endemic in the once Golden State.         

Pick up a copy of the Communist Manifesto to understand the Democrats’ playbook.  It’s a short read.  What’s a critical prerequisite for Marx’s and Engel’s communist utopia?  Destruction.  The old order must be ripped up from its roots.  Opposition must be mercilessly crushed. 

What have we witnessed from Trump’s candidacy in 2015 forward?

An unremitting four-year assault on Trump and his presidency.  Ceaseless attempts to subvert his administration through the weaponized use of law, from Robert Mueller to two sham impeachments.    

Last year, though draconian shutdowns -- particularly harsh in blue states; ask Michiganders -- with accompanying trampling of constitutional rights.  Imposition of masks to exact subservience.  The destruction of small businesses and jobs.  Restrictions on church attendance, while strip clubs, abortion mills, and pot emporiums thrived.  Much of this permitted to undermine the Trump presidency and scuttle Trump’s chances at reelection.  And the clear election fixes in key battleground states to ensure that Trump lost.

Passivity toward or encouragement of violence and riots in blue cities in the aftermath of George Floyd’s death.  Licenses granted to expressly militant, anti-American groups, BLM and Antifa, in Democrat jurisdictions to incite violence and cause mayhem.  Calls to defund or even abolish police.  The general collapse of law and order in blue cities, Portland being an ongoing example.        

Through the intensifying, caustic narrative that the United States suffers from “systemic racism.”  Through the emerging calls for remedies, namely, reverse racism and reparations -- retributions all -- for the unpardonable sin of being born white – at least, nonaffluent, nonprogressive white.  800,000 casualties in a hot civil war to end Democrat-backed slavery and a civil rights movement to end Democrat-imposed apartheid (Jim Crow), of no account. 

All lives no longer matter to Democrats, who have found a new expression for virulent racism, which is their legacy.        

Through the border crisis, which really isn’t a crisis for Democrats.  The surge of illegals entering the country is a means to an end.  America is to be forever changed -- transformed by new underclass populations that have no loyalty to the American experience, who are fresh shock troops that can help “deconstruct” local communities, and who will be paid off with taxpayer-funded government largesse. 

Through the Biden administration’s government by executive orders -- orders via fiat to impose elements of the Democrats’ statist agenda.  And that agenda?

Let’s highlight H.R. 1 (elections “reform”), which is flagrantly anti honest elections, brazenly designed to lock in Democrats’ control of the federal government in perpetuity.  Then let’s go to the Green New Deal, which would drain away the nation’s economic lifeblood by attacking the conventional energy industry.  Radical environmentalism is a cult among Democrats.  Read daily the New York Times.  It catalogues its side’s zealotry, a zealotry that alone would collapse the nation if given free rein.   

What about the less known but disastrous aim of urbanizing the suburbs?  Why should cities alone suffer under Democrat rule?    

Then there’s Big Tech’s and Corporate America’s bold collusion with Democrats.  No idealism is involved.  Perhaps some fear, but it’s mostly cold calculation.  It’s about money and power and corporate brass believing that siding with Democrats is the ticket to more of both. 

Be it Microsoft or Twitter or Coca Cola or Delta or Major League Baseball, the line isn’t just blurring between the public and private sectors, it’s being erased.  Attacks on 1st Amendment rights and fair elections and cancel culture are coordinated, informally for now.  Are social credit scores for individuals -- a behavior control tool -- far off

The amalgam of a political party, government, and large corporations should chill liberty-loving Americans to their bones.           

Capping things off, Democrats are on the frontlines in the long war on American culture, mores, and values.  Democrats are exhibiting an emboldened contempt for what most Americans hold dear: family, faith, and flag.  Militant atheism -- unbridled hate for God and religion -- grows unabashedly among Democrats.   

Paul Kengor, in his excellent study of Karl Marx (The Devil and Karl Marx), cited the late Bishop Fulton Sheen, who quoted Marx: “Communism begins where atheism begins.”

Unfettered abortion (unmitigated infanticide) is increasingly matter-of-factly championed.  And the oddball notion that one’s sex is malleable and chosen is being forced on Americans who know better.  Males can claim to be females and access gym showers, restrooms, and compete with -- and often beat -- female athletes in contests.      

Tobacco is bad, but pot and illicit drugs are recreational. 

In pure Orwellian fashion, language is being perverted to try to dupe us that dishonest elections are fair, illegals are simply noncitizens and migrants, and riots are peaceful protests.

The 2020s is the decade where America’s fate is decided.  Will we be free or unfree?  A republic or some form of tyranny?  Will Democrats win the civil war they’ve started?  Or will decent, God-fearing, freedom-loving Americans of every stripe coalesce and vanquish the Democrats and end the greatest threat ever to the nation? 

We win this war by first accepting who the Democrats have become and the initiatives they’ve launched to destroy our country.  We defeat them, and then we never let this threat rise again.    

J. Robert Smith can be found on Parler @JRobertSmith and at Gab, again @JRobertSmith.  He also blogs at Flyover.                         



Joe Biden Touts Massive Amnesty for Illegal Aliens in Address to Congress

President Joe Biden first address to a joint session of Congress,
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During his first address to a joint session of Congress, President Joe Biden touted his massive amnesty plan for millions of illegal aliens even as 22.4 million Americans remain jobless or underemployed.

“On day one of my presidency, I kept my commitment and I sent a comprehensive immigration bill to Congress,” Biden said. “If you believe we need a secure border — pass it. If you believe in a pathway to citizenship — pass it.”

“If you actually want to solve the problem — I have sent you a bill, now pass it,” Biden continued.

Biden touted his amnesty plan, which Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) admitted last month “doesn’t have support” in Congress, which was introduced in the House and Senate in March. The plan would give amnesty to 11 to 22 million illegal aliens living in the United States while doubling legal immigration levels.

Previous analysis of the Biden amnesty revealed the plan would import a foreign-born population nearly the size of California by 2031 as nearly 12 million illegal aliens would have taken advantage of the amnesty provisions by then. Overall, the Biden amnesty would likely bring more than 37.3 million foreign nationals to the U.S.

Biden also urged the U.S. Senate to pass two amnesty plans which passed out of the House last month — one that could provide amnesty to 4.4 million illegal aliens and another that would give green cards to about 2.1 million illegal aliens working on farms.

“Congress needs to pass legislation this year to finally secure protection for the DREAMers — the young people who have only known America as their home,” Biden said.

“And, permanent protections for immigrants on temporary protected status who come from countries beset by man-made and natural-made violence and disaster,” Biden said. “As well as a pathway to citizenship for farmworkers who put food on our tables.”

Senate Democrats would need votes from ten Senate Republicans to pass the two amnesties without changing the Senate rules by using the nuclear option to blow up the filibuster.

As Breitbart News exclusively reported in March, 17 Senate Republicans have publicly said they will not support the two amnesties approved by the House and touted by Biden. Those senators include immigration moderates like Marco Rubio (R-FL), James Lankford (R-OK), and Mike Crapo (R-ID), among others.

The other 33 Senate Republicans have either yet to state clear positions or have not stated publicly their position on the amnesties. Those include conservatives like Sens. Rand Paul (R-KY), Cynthia Lummis (R-WY), and John Kennedy (R-LA).

Biden touting the amnesties is the latest pressure campaign by the corporate interest, donor class, and political establishment coalition that has for months been lobbying lawmakers to back plans that would add millions of foreign workers to the U.S. labor market to compete for jobs against Americans.

Most recently, former President George W. Bush has done a media tour for his latest pro-migration portraiture book in which he urges lawmakers to pass amnesty for illegal aliens and increase the flow of foreign workers to the U.S. to take blue-collar jobs.

Bush admitted last week that he is working with the Koch brothers’ network of donor class organizations to lobby Congress on an amnesty.

Similarly, giant multinational corporations like Google, Facebook, Amazon, IBM, Best Buy, Microsoft, Verizon, Visa, Ikea, Uber, and HP, along with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have sent letters to members of Congress asking that they back the amnesties.

The Chamber of Commerce called the two amnesties that passed the House “critically important” despite an ongoing unemployment crisis that has lasted for a year since economic lockdowns began.

In recent weeks, a group of Senate Republicans and Democrats have met to negotiate an amnesty plan for potentially millions of illegal aliens enrolled and eligible for former President Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) suggested last week he would back a stand-alone DACA amnesty.

While discussions of amnesty have continued, the U.S.-Mexico border continues to be inundated with illegal immigration and interior immigration enforcement has been gutted significantly thanks to a series of “sanctuary country” orders by the Biden administration.

Analysis projects that federal immigration officials could encounter 1.2 million illegal aliens at the southern border this year. Likely hundreds of thousands more could successfully enter the U.S., undetected by agents.

John Binder is a reporter for Breitbart News. Email him at jbinder@breitbart.com. Follow him on Twitter here



Washington, D.C. (April 28, 2021) - The U.S. House Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Immigration and Citizenship examined the lawful immigration system, which awards more than one million new green cards and 700,000 temporary foreign workers annually. Three witnesses focused on the alleged barriers to larger numbers of immigrants entering the U.S. In contrast, Robert Law of the Center for Immigration Studies emphasized the impact of mass immigration on American workers.


Law, the Center's Director of Regulatory Affairs and Policy and former chief of the Office of Policy and Strategy at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, testified that the U.S. must choose either to allow unlimited immigration or set annual numerical limits. He said, “Unlimited immigration is not feasible, and numerical limits or caps are not barriers but are instead the rules under which our legal immigration system operates.”


Law noted that “Because the American people are the true stakeholders in U.S. immigration policy, the system should not operate in a way that harms American workers.”


The subcommittee's ranking Republican, Rep. Tom McClintock, in his opening statement praised Law’s written testimony and spoke specifically about the Optional Practical Training program (OPT) – a foreign worker program for former foreign students. "Unlike their American classmates, [aliens working on student visas] are exempt from payroll taxes, making them much cheaper than American graduates to hire. Your family's recent college graduate can't find work. There's a simple reason."


Law’s testimony described the income inequality caused by mass low-skilled immigration, pointing out the wealth transfer from American blue collar workers to the business elite and the immigrants themselves. He underscored the stagnation or decline of the real wages of non-college Americans due in part to government policies that flood the labor market with cheap labor.


Before Biden Speech, Amnesty Groups Promise $50 Million Campaign

Democrats Push Ahead with Three Alternative Amnesty Strategies
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A coalition of left-wing groups is promising to spend $50 million to push an amnesty through the Senate, via a 60-vote majority or a 51-vote reconciliation maneuver, according to the Associated Press.

“The effort includes a $30 million commitment from a group of advocacy organizations calling themselves We Are Home, in addition to a $20 million commitment from a handful of other immigration groups, including the Mark Zuckerberg-backed FWD.us,” said the AP report.

The report was posted shortly before President Joe Biden will give a speech in Congress urging passage of amnesty bills. The Washington Post reported April 28:

Biden will call on Congress to pass his immigration proposal, which includes a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants and funding for security upgrades at the border and ports of entry, according to an administration official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the address ahead of its public release. The move marks an attempt by Biden to show his seriousness on immigration policy at a time when he is under attack from Republicans over the migrant surge at the border and from Democrats over his handling of how many refugees should be allowed into the country.

The Biden amnesty plan would dramatically increase the inflow of immigrants and effectively remove any limits on the inflow of foreign college graduates who want white-collar jobs. The delivery of these workers, consumers, and renters would shift a massive amount of wealth from working Americans and towards coastal investors and states.

The AP report added:

The coalition of groups, which includes Community Change Action, the Service Employees International Union and the United Farm Workers, among others, is also planning nearly 60 events on May 1 for May Day. And it’s launching a paid field effort aimed at defending Democrats in difficult seats and supporting pro-immigrant “champions” in the House and the Senate to make sure they maintain strong support for a pathway to citizenship.

Praeli said that the groups are investing $2.5 million to $5 million over the next week on their field effort in key states and that part of the focus will be pressuring Democrats to embrace the use of reconciliation — an obscure parliamentary tool that allows lawmakers to pass some policy with 51 votes in the 100-member Senate rather than the 60 votes typically needed — to pass a pathway to citizenship.

“Our people delivered at the ballot box, and now it’s their time to use every tool available to them,” said Lorella Praeli, the president of Community Change Action, which is working with the We Are Home umbrella campaign and with many small, progressive-funded groups. “Reconciliation is one of those tools,” she said.

The campaign is backed by FWD.us, an investor group that was created by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to help pass the 2013 “Gang of Eight” amnesty. If it had passed, the bill would have shifted much wealth from wage earners to investors by trimming wages and nudging up housing prices.

Investors and business groups are spending far more than $50 million to push the 2021 amnesty. For example, the push for amnesty by progressives — including Zuckerberg — is working alongside a pro-amnesty coalition led by the Koch network and by former President George Bush.

The groups are also funding an ad campaign to portray GOP legislators as hypocritical and uncaring. One video ad echoes FWD.us policy of downplaying jobs in favor of spotlighting children at the border and is likely aimed at women voters:

Republicans were silent when children were abused and died in immigration custody under the Trump administration. Instead of working on solutions, they’re joyriding on boats. Republicans don’t care about children at the border, they never have, and they never will. President Biden has a plan to fix the mess Republicans left at the border. So while Republicans are fighting for attention, Joe Biden will keep fighting to get things done.

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For many years, a wide variety of pollsters have shown deep and broad opposition to labor migration and the inflow of temporary contract workers into jobs sought by young U.S. graduates.

This opposition is multiracialcross-sexnon-racistclass-basedintra-Democraticrational, and recognizes the solidarity that Americans owe to each other.

The voter opposition to elite-backed economic migration coexists with support for legal immigrants and some sympathy for illegal migrants. But only a minority of Americans — mostly Leftists — embrace the many skewed polls and articles pushing the 1950’s corporate “Nation of Immigrants” claim.

The deep public opposition to labor migration is built on the widespread recognition that migration moves money away from most Americans’ pocketbooks and families.

It moves money from employees to employers, from families to investors, from young to old, from children to their parents, from homebuyers to real estate investors, from red states to blue states, and from the central states to the coastal states such as New York.

Trump Hits Biden for Not Discussing ‘Out of Control’ Border Crisis — ‘It Will Destroy Our Country’

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Thursday on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” former President Donald Trump railed against President Joe Biden for failing to discuss the “out of control” border crisis during his address to a joint session of Congress.

Trump lamented that Biden’s border policy has resulted in “tens of thousands of people” — some of which he noted are criminals — “pouring into our country.” He warned that if something does not change at the border, “it could destroy our country.”

“One thing is that he didn’t discuss the border and the fact that tens of thousands of people are pouring into our country, many of them criminals, many of them people from jails, many of them doing acts that you don’t even want to know about. And they’re pouring into our country by the thousands at a level that’s never been seen before, and they’re doing absolutely nothing,” Trump told host Maria Bartiromo. “The wall is almost completed — would have been completed if I didn’t get sued by Congress and the Democrats every single moment, and we beat those cases. We built most of the wall — almost 500 miles of wall, and all we had to do is close up certain areas that we had to keep open until we gained title, et cetera, et cetera. And they just don’t want to finish it. I heard they will finish it, but by the time they do that, it could go very quickly. And the contractors are having a field day because they’re supposed to be finishing the wall. They’ll get paid for finishing the wall. So, they have to do that, and they have to do many other things on the wall.”

“You know, stay in Mexico was a great thing,” he continued. “They don’t come into this country. They stay in Mexico. It’s as simple as that. That was a big deal that when we got that legally, we had to get that, we had to win that, and we won it, and they gave it up. Now, everybody’s pouring into our country. It’s out of control. It could destroy our country if it keeps going, and the longer it goes, the harder it is to stop. We had the best border that we’ve ever had in history, admitted by everybody, and all they had to do is leave it. The Border Patrol is fantastic. The guys and women in the Border Patrol — they’ve done a fantastic job. The ICE agents that we have, I’ve gotten to know so many. They’re phenomenal people. All they had to do is leave it alone. It was so good. It was the best it ever was, and now it’s a disaster. What a shame for our country. It will destroy our country, Maria.”

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Axelrod: Biden ‘Didn’t Offer a Solution’ for His ‘Biggest Problem’ at the U.S.-Mexico Border

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Former Obama adviser David Axelrod argued Wednesday on CNN that President Joe Biden didn’t offer a solution” to the immigration crisis during his address to a joint session of Congress.

Anchor Anderson Cooper said, “President Biden didn’t talk about — and a number of Republicans and even Mark Kelly a Democrat has been criticizing him tonight, for not talking about the issue on the border and the crisis with so many people coming across the past few months.”

Axelrod said, “This obviously has been the biggest problem that has cropped up in his first 100 days, that continues to be a festering sore for him. I think he hopes the discussion of immigration reform would signify — he did talk about assigning the vice president to try to resolve some of the issues that are leading to the crisis. He didn’t completely — he didn’t offer a solution, particularly tonight. But you know, again, just getting back to his speech. I really, you know, in some way, I regret that he had to touch all those bases. If it had just been about economic issues he’s pushing, it would have been more powerful, not that those issues, the other issues are vitally important to people, but the essence of his speech was economic speech. It was State of the Union speech attached to an economic speech.”

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