Trump Is Not the Real Threat to Democracy. The Dems Are.

How many times have you heard Democrats say that Donald Trump is a “threat to democracy.” I’ve lost count, but over 1,000 times is a reasonable estimate.

Apart from the name-calling (which is all the Democrats have to offer this election), this is an example of what psychologists call “projection.” It means you’re doing something wrong, and you project your own bad actions onto others by calling them names that should be applied to you. While the Democrats are busy saying Trump is a threat, the real threat to democracy is coming from them.

This article is a perfect example, one of many. Representative Jamie Raskin, a Democrat from Maryland, has said that if Trump wins the election on November 5, the Democrats may not certify the election results. Raskin has accused the Republicans of committing election fraud (all the evidence points in the other direction) and said that if Republicans interfere in election results in states like Arizona, Nevada, and Pennsylvania, Democrats will not certify Trump’s victory.

Another member of Congress, the Democrat Jan Schakowsky of Illinois, has said the same thing. Of course, Hillary Clinton still claims that Donald Trump stole the 2016 election and Joe Biden said in 2019 that Trump was an “illegitimate president.”

By their own words and actions, the Democrats are the election deniers (2000, 2016 and 2024) and will engage in election interference this year in a last-ditch effort to stop Trump. They’ll repeat that Trump is the threat. They should look in a mirror. Democrats are the biggest threat to democracy.

Prepare for turmoil ahead. This election will not be over on November 5 and will likely be fought through lawfare all the way to January 6, 2025, and perhaps beyond.

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