Assange: The Democratic Party is DOOMED -- Here's Why

The winning!

The winning never ends for us Trump supporters.

It's been an incredible week for all of us.

President Trump can boast about a rapidly improving economy.

He has signed off on legislation to assist whistleblowers who want to report incompetence and wrongdoing in the Veterans Administration.

Then the Supreme Court upheld key portions of his travel ban until the October hearing.

This is incredible. There is so much winning going on.

Then there's the revelation that Trump was never colluding with Russia to fix Election 2016. CNN news had to issue a major retraction, and three journalists were forced to resign. It's probably a matter of time before the White House revokes the press credentials for CNN.

One question: what took them so long to do so?

And now, there's more evidence that the Democratic Party, aka "The Democracy" is doomed to end up in the ash heap of history, just like its Communist predecessor in Russia.

From Vessel News:

ASSANGE: Democratic Party isdoomed, Russia narrative ‘consumed all its energy’

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange took to Twitter on Saturday to denounce the Democratic Party.

But he saved some ire for Donald Trump and the Republicans, too.

.@WikiLeaks' editor @JulianAssange on why the US Democratic party is doomed: pic.twitter.com/R4Ds630aRf

— Julian Assange (@JulianAssange) June 24, 2017

Assange argued:

1. The Democratic establishment has vortexed the party’s narrative energy into hysteria about Russia (a state with a lower GDP than South Korea). It is starkly obvious that were it not for this hysteria, insurgent narratives of the type promoted by Bernie Sanders would rapidly dominate the party’s base and its relationship with the public.

Yes, and for all that hysteria, they look like the deranged, impotent madwomen who entertain city dwellers, and nothing more. The Democratic Party has turned into a self-parody of empty power-grabbing.

Without the “We didn’t lose—Russia won” narrative, the party’s elite and those who exist under its patronage would be purged for being electorally incompetent and ideologically passé. The collapse of the Democratic vote over the last eight years is at every level, city, state, Congressional and presidential.

Yep. Heckuva job there, Barry!

Great work! He really was the hope and change that we were waiting for.

It corresponds to the domination of the Democratic decision making structures by a professional service class and to a shocking decline in the health and longevity of white males, whom together with their wives, daughters, mothers, and sisters comprise 63% of the US population (2010 census).

Basically, anti-white hate, which is not panning out in the way that they had hoped it would.

More Americans of different ethnic backgrounds are embracing the same Western, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant, Judeo-Christian culture and ethic. Let us never forget that true liberty does not discriminate, but is open to all who are willing to receive it.

Democratic campaigns have conspicuously promoted racial and sexual identity politics (for everyone but whites and males). This delineated and alienated white and male identity grievance classes, pushing these majorities into the arms of the GOP dog racial and sexual dog-whistling (53% of all men voted for Trump, 53% of white women and 63% of white men according to PEW research). Unlike other industrialized countries, US male real wages (all ethnic groups combined) have not increased since 1973.

Indeed, working white men and women are facing an increasingly hostile, PC culture which demonizes them for ... being white. That shift is the essence of racism.

Not only that, but legal residents, men and women of all colors and backgrounds, are getting fed up with this corrupt nonsense. Americanism is the new creed, and it does not discriminate based on color.

2. The Trump-Russia collusion narrative is a political dead end. Despite vast resources, enormous incentives and a year of investigation, Democratic senators who have seen the classified intelligence at the CIA such as Senator [Dianne] Feinstein (as recently as March) are forced to admit that there is no evidence of collusion.

I attended Feinstein's town hall at the AME Church in West Adams, where she declared her intent to push the Russia investigation as far as she could--and nothing came out of it. Now liberal US Senators, especially those up for re-election next year, are acknowledging that they spent too much time on this one issue, which was not an issue to begin with,

Without collusion, we are left with the Democratic establishment blaming the public for being repelled by the words of Hillary Clinton and the Democratic party establishment.

How about being repelled by her corruption, her hateful ambition, her racism, or decadent disdain for working people?

It is a problem that the public discovered what Hillary Clinton said to Goldman Sachs and what party elites said about fixing the DNC primaries against Bernie Sanders?

Cheating and selling out to Wall Street-that's a perfect recipe for voters choosing to elect "the other guy".

A party elite that maintains that it is the “crime of the century” for the public and their membership to discover how they behave and what they believe invites scorn.

We need justice for Seth Rich. He was the DNC leaker who went to every length to show how corrupt his former political party had become. Then he was dead. He was killed, and only Republicans are the ones asking for answers.

3. The Democrat establishment needs the support of the security sector and media barons to push this diversionary conspiracy agenda, so they ingratiate themselves with these two classes leading to further perceptions that the Democrats act on behalf of an entrenched power elite.

The media barons are falling apart. The peasants have revolted with guns and pitchforks. And they have overtaken the media.

Eventually, Trump or Pence will ‘merge’ with the security state leaving Democrats in a vulnerable position having talked up two deeply unaccountable traditionally Republican-aligned organizations, in particular, the CIA and the FBI, who will be turned against them.

The politicization of our national and global security forces should terrify anyone who cares about ensuring a safe and secure state for all Americans. The Deep State needs a deep cleaning. How about clearing out whatever isn't needed. The Secretary of the Interior wants to cut 1,000 jobs, and the Secretary of State wants to slash the State Department staff by 21%.

Other than domestic diversion and geopolitical destabilization, the primary result of the Russian narrative is increased influence and funding for the security sector which is primarily GOP owned or aligned.

Brilliant point!

4. The twin result is to place the primary self-interest concerns of most Americans, class competition, freedom from crime and ill health and the empowerment of their children, into the shadows and project the Democrats as close to DC and media elites. This has further cemented Trump’s anti-establishment positioning and fettered attacks on Trump’s run away embrace of robber barons, dictators and gravitas-free buffoons like the CIA’s Mike Pompeo.

BAM! Great analysis, there, Assange! The Democratic Party has offered nothing to meet the needs of average Americans. They are worried about their economic welfare and the future of their children. Where have the Democrats gone? What has happened to them? Their most activist flanks are more interested in social justice and radical equity--but what about the average joy who has kids to raise and bills to pay?

5. GOP/Trump has open goals everywhere: broken promises, inequality, economy, healthcare, militarization, Goldman Sachs, Saudi Arabia & cronyism, but the Democrat establishment can’t kick these goals since the Russian collusion narrative has consumed all its energy and it is entangled with many of the same groups behind Trump’s policies.

They had too much ire on their hands, and they did nothing with it but find ways to smear good people and diligent politics who just want to Make America Great Again!

6. The Democratic base should move to start a new party since the party elite shows no signs that they will give up power. This can be done quickly and cheaply as a result of the Internet and databases of peoples’ political preferences.

I could not agree more -- but they are going to lose in 2020. Bet on it. I would even submit that there will not be a pure Democratic Party candidate. There will be a liberal-leaning Independent who will try to present himself (or herself) as completely out of the political mainstream.

But it will not work, since Donald Trump will continue to define and determine what is an "outsider" in Washington DC politics.

This reality is proven in practice with the rapid construction of the Macron, Sanders and Trump campaigns from nothing. The existing Democratic party may well have negative reputation capital, stimulating a Macron-style clean slate approach.

Sanders is going to be outed as just as corrupt as Crooked Hillary. His downfall will force the liberal, progressive, wannabe leftists who want power to run to Elizabeth Warren or Kamala Harris. They are both out-of-touch shrews with little talent or regard for the rule of law or the plight of working people.

Regardless, in the face of such a threat, the Democratic establishment will either concede control or, as in the case of Macron, be eliminated by the new structure.

I say the latter will take place.

Body-Slammed: Another Democratic Knockdown in Big Sky Montana

There is nothing like watching your worst enemies go down for the count … again and again.

And again. Gianforte’s gigantic victory was heart-warming and invigorating.

But honestly, I was worried about the Big Sky State’s special election for the at-large seat, since the Democratic-Republican rumblings in this state are more diverse than most people realize. Since 2006, Two Democratic US Senators represented this rural, conservative-leaning state. Who can forget Max Baucus, who had unwisely announced that Obamacare was turning into a “trainwreck” heading right toward the American people? Baucus played the right cards throughout his overextended tenure, but with that Obamacare vote, he knew his days were numbered. Obama appointed Mad Max as Ambassador to China. Democratic governor Steve Bullock appointed military veteran Joe Walsh to the US Senate. Anyone could see that the Democratic Party was looking for any way possible to hold onto this long-held Democratic seat. Walsh turned out to be a plagiarizer, and thus a left-wing ding-bat state senate candidate jumped into the US Senate race.

Republican Steve Daines, the at-large Congressman at the time, won the seat in 2014. Since then, the future has brightened for Montana Republicans, even though Governor Bullock ended up winning re-election anyway. Can someone please tell me how this happens in this red state, which has only gotten redder over the last eight years? Perhaps it’s the third-party spoilers, or the archaic campaign finance laws. Who knows?

Anyway, to many political operatives throughout the country, Montana’s special election (Ryan Zinke was confirmed as Secretary of the Interior! Dogs may roam in national parks!) was no slam dunk. To the Republicans’ clear advantage, they relied on the seasoned incumbent candidate Greg Gianforte. A multimillionaire businessman from New Jersey (take that, Chris Christie!), he had the money and the support, and he had run for Governor against Bullock last year, coming short of the victory. 

Campaigning a second time gave him an advantage; Gianforte was polling well within days of the seat opening. Still, the MT GOP warned that intra-party fighting could inadvertently throw the House seat into Democratic hands. For the tumultuous times we live in, a seat flipping into Democrat hands would add momentum to the desperate Democratic Party looking for any kind of hope, opportunity and win.

Gianforte ran a strong campaign. He was polling in the double-digits at one time. Reports exposed that the Democratic challenger, a progressive cowboy with a penchant for nudism and bad singing, and a staunch defender of Obamacare, was facing more headwind than expected. The race got closer and closer. Then came the day before Election Day, and the embattled Republican “body-slammed” a UK Guardian reporter. Then new reports indicated that he was trying to stop the Fake News freak from getting in his face. He tried to take the phone away, and they tumbled to the ground. More Fake News erupted all over the Internet. I couldn’t believe I was reading “Montana” and “Gianforte” all over the Twitter trending columns. Three major newspapers pulled their endorsement. I was getting really worried. But a good ending prevailed, and Gianforte won by six points—and in 2018, he will win again.

There are takeaways from this race, to ensure more opportunities for Trump and Republican candidates.

1. This race was all but decided at least two or three weeks prior, since Montana residents had been voting by mail. Republicans fighting to hold onto special election seats in South Carolina and Georgia would do well to focus on strong vote-by-mail campaigns.

2. The Incredible Shrinking Marginalized media is doubling-down on their blind hatred of President Trump and the Republicans in Washington DC. The earned media is still good media for Republicans.

3. Losing is become the new “winning” for The Democrats, and that’s real winning for the GOP and the country. Savvy politicos here in California and throughout the country are convinced that history will repeat itself in the 2018 off-year election. How quickly they forget that Election 2016 was as unconventional as it gets. The Democratic Party is a limping communist front group, and the populist-Tea Party-Middle America-Real World wing of the Republican Party is taking over. Expect Republicans to gain more seats, especially as Trump fulfills more of his promises and health care premiums start going down.

4. Close election victories are good for Republicans, since they keep them accountable, active, and aware. Every elected official needs to feel the heat to see the light. They need to remember that voters, not nice feelings, political parties, and big money, get them elected. Knowing that every seat is a battleground fight will ensure that Republicans stick to their campaign promises to the American people.

5. The demoralization of the Democratic Party is just plain awesome! Yes, I had to write that again.

6. The media are losing power. Endorsements? No endorsements? Republicans with principles will travel to victory. We can only savor how the media feel seeing their liberal agenda crashing and burning.

7. Republicans have fewer reasons to worry about making mistakes. Presidential candidate Donald Trump was a cascade of crazy ideas, vulgar statements, and unfiltered campaigning. Everyone jumped on him: Republicans, Democrats, the press, the Big Business phalanx, labor unions. They couldn’t stop him. Newsflash to Republican candidates: Did you lose your temper and shout at somebody? No biggie. Wait it out a few days. The rest of the media—alternative and conservative—will find out that the lying liberal press was just stretching the truth … again.

Republicans are shutting down Democratic hopes all over the country. Gianforte’s victory is a bigger win than most realize, no matter how much the press claims it's not. The Democratic candidate did better than Hillary did, but he lost - and that’s the point. Let’s hope that Republicans keep these principles in mind for Georgia’s 6^th District as well as South Carolina’s 5^th District. With the dismal record the Democrats have racked up already, we should expect more handwringing and declining liberal influence for Election 2018.