Why I Walked Away From the Democrat Party After 45 Years without promotion

Jason Crupper

I left Bipartisanism in 2005. There is one evil party and one weak party.

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Lee Bane

Jason CrupperT‌o me, this is a "spiritual" battle. Why? Because there is absolutely no way anyone that lives in and loves America would want to support ANYTHING the Demoncrats are doing. I feel the Demoncrats are blinded by Satan, the god of this world (II Corinthinas 4:4).

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3 March 14, 2023

Antone Ogzewalla

In my opinion, those in power attack Trump (the greatest president ever) because they basically hate America (at least as it was founded) and want to destroy her. You can't "Fundamentally transform" America to a communist state if things are great. So, they have to destroy America's foundations, top... View MoreIn my opinion, those in power attack Trump (the greatest president ever) because they basically hate America (at least as it was founded) and want to destroy her. You can't "Fundamentally transform" America to a communist state if things are great. So, they have to destroy America's foundations, topple the economy, and weaken her in every way possible. This has been a well establish strategy since before Cloward and Piven. As I've said elsewhere, my main political awareness began with researching Obama's communist ties and background during his first campaign. Because he was so extremely radical, I didn't think he could win at first, but I saw the media covering for him and people calling anyone who criticized him (for any reason) a racist--and I began to realize that America was in serious trouble. If we could elect someone like Obama, with his direct and documented ties to communism (simply because he was black, and we were so desperate to not seem racist) then I figured we could easily topple over the edge. In my opinion, the left has had the same goals for many decades now--at least since the 60s. Hillary, for instance, wrote an ode to communism (basically) for her college thesis. They were just smart enough to hide who they were, because they realized that America hadn't slid far enough to the left to accept their madness quite yet. Obama did a lot of things to move us to the left, but I believe the vast majority of it was stuff that he did behind the scenes, like promoting woke military, DOJ, CIA and FBI people into leadership. For eight years, he was building structure--and at a much more vigorous pace than the Dems had been doing so in the previous several decades. They felt that the time to tip America was right, since we could elect an all-but-open communist as our president. They expected Hillary to get elected and to finish the work Obama had begun. Instead, Trump came in and began to turn things around. But like virtually all Republican presidents of the past, Trump tried to play nice and be partisan. He kept many of the key Obama-figures in place, and they worked feverishly to sabotage him--as did the establishment GOP, when no one was looking. They hate Trump because he stalled their coo and put the lie to their policies by making everything better than it had been under their regime. They couldn't let that continue... which is why they organized and colluded to steal the election. Then Biden began passing communist policies as fast as he could--while they've tried every trick they can to discredit Trump and the MAGA supporters. The way I see it, this is literally a race to see who can cross the finish line first, so to speak. Either Obama will win and Biden will drag us down into a full-fledged communist country... or Trump (and the MAGA crowd) will win and manage to drag us back towards a free-market republic. And the tide will finally turn as more and more people awake from their woke stupor. The radical left will once again slide beneath their rock to hide in the dark (as they did after FDR almost destroyed our nation) until enough time has passed that they feel it's safe to try once again. Each time they do one of these major pushes, they destroy more of the original structure of our constitution and our nations moral integrity and move the country a little further left. The result is to awaken people to the danger and turn us back to our moral roots. But the damage that has been done is rarely if ever really undone. For example, we still have health insurance companies and health care is expected to come from our employers... even though this weakens the healthcare system by severing the connection between our health needs and the money that is spent to service them. This allowed the prices to rise, which was the first disastrous step on the long road (of building the structure) needed to destroy our healthcare in this nation. Before FDR put wage freezes in place, healthcare was paid for by the individual, and costs were kept low by the free-market competition and the customer's desire not to pay more than they had to. To entice top employees, businesses were "Forced" to include healthcare as part of their pay incentive. The freezes are long gone, but the damage they caused may never be undone. Because no politician will ever be willing to suggest getting rid of healthcare as a pay benefit. And even if they did, the people wouldn't vote for them. So, just like a broken leg that has healed at an angle instead of straight, the problem is still there, causing problems and waiting for the next major injury (caused by the lame leg) to come along and put you down forever. That, at least, is how I see things.

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Lee Bane

Antone OgzewallaI‌ realize we have been sliding for many years. Now, we have jumped off of the cliff and free-falling... without a parachute. In my opinion, we NEED President Trump back ASAP and we need more, strong Republican's.

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sandra louise ragan

You are bang on. I agree with you completely. We need more people like you, and more people to walkaway! I am a walkaway too. Thank you.

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