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America is on its way to becoming a nation that is functionally election-proof. Four more years of President Joe Biden’s puppet government in office may be enough to lock in irreversible changes that automatically steer partisan policy within the federal government. The voice of the people could then be silenced.
When I left Congress in 2017, I believed elections would determine the path to liberty and prosperity in America. If I could add my voice to others working to move voters and influence elections, elect a freedom-loving congressional majority to reverse the runaway tide of big government and spending. you will be able to
As I write in my new book, “The Puppeteers: The People Who Control The People Who Control AmericaThe battlefield has changed. In the name of “saving democracy,” the Biden administration effectively undermined representative government.
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Federal agencies, public schools, professional organizations and unions, entire fields of scientific research, and even index fund managers can certainly be accused of working for the interests of the Democratic Party. I show readers how to recognize who they are and the pretexts they use to extend their power and autopilot bad policies.
President Joe Biden’s allies in government are giving him and the Democrats power over our lives. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnick)
There’s a certain irony in Biden’s list of his prescriptions for saving democracy in his many speeches purporting to save democracy. Almost every call to action is decidedly undemocratic.
please think about it. What cars to buy, what companies to invest in, what race of job seekers to hire, what demographics to vote for, what headlines are misinformation to save democracy. It is said that we must give the government a greater say in what is classified as And what kind of medical research will be funded?
The left just needs to change all the rules so that the ruling party can rule unencumbered by annoying voters, diversions to power, or the partisan voices of minorities. But these changes will not save democracy. They save the Democratic majority.
A look at Biden’s March 2021 executive order directs all of the more than 600 federal agencies to help “get the votes out.” Elections are not conducted by the federal government, but by local governments. But Mr. Biden’s order requires government agencies to tilt the playing field in his party’s favor.
Biden’s orders determine which groups federal agencies should put on the ballot, and conveniently all of them are the leading Democratic voting blocs.
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His puppeteers have put in place mechanisms to ensure that power never actually changes, regardless of voter opinion. Even if voters choose a president from a different party, it could take years for that person to overturn the broader schemes in place across the federal government.
Similarly, the Biden administration has used its rulemaking powers to require companies to produce reports documenting their adherence to progressive legitimacy. They approve of the criminalization of dissent against approved narratives and surveillance of unsuspecting Americans.
The new rule entrusts the recruitment of progressive job seekers, the development of educational curricula to progressive teacher unions, and grants privileged federal contracts to those who follow certain political views.
There’s a certain irony in Biden’s list of his prescriptions for saving democracy in his many speeches purporting to save democracy. Almost every call to action is decidedly undemocratic.
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In order to take back our country, we need to recognize that we are in a new battle. Winning the next election, as important as it is, may no longer be enough. It’s a battle we can win. But only with the additional co-operation of states and state-elected officials to counter the power seized by federal bureaucrats.
In a world where the executive branch, with the help of partisan allies, has successfully shielded itself from voter sentiment, we must fight this battle on a constitutional basis. In addition to winning federal elections, we must step up efforts of states and state-elected officials to counter the unconstitutional usurpation of federal power.
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