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The time for having a Republican Party has passed. The majority of them have no principles or courage and are only interested in preserving their place in the Deep State. Electing the “lesser of two evils” is no way to govern a nation. I liked Trump’s spirit, political incorrectness, and love of America, but even he was constrained by the DC swamp creatures in his own party and having to follow the archaic Republican Party platform (which put ZERO controls on insane government spending). A 3rd party with libertarian leanings is the only way to politically save the country.

Although it doesn’t seem like it, there are millions of Biden voters who believe in freedom and are disgusted with the fascist moves the Ruling Class has made since the election. I personally know a few hard-core liberals who see the dangers of the Covid tyrannical crackdowns as well as the Big Tech strangulation of free speech. The time is ripe for a 3rd party candidate to rise on a platform of civil liberty, economic freedom, no foreign wars, balanced budgets, and uniting the nation. An independent candidate can actually follow his or her principles rather than put all their energy into maximizing the electoral power of one of the major parties. It will probably take a nationally-known celebrity or business leader who doesn’t have the combative personality of a Donald Trump.

The next four years you can count on the Democrats to do what they always do when they’re in power–overreach. They will unleash a wave of measures that massively grow government, balloon the debt, and erode personal freedom. The backlash will build, leaving conditions ripe for the transformational leader to take the national stage. Hang in there!

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Trump officially has his 2nd Supreme Court nominee, but call me a little skeptical he can get it through the narrow Republican Senate majority, especially with John McCain out of the picture. If he’s too sick to do his job, he should resign immediately. He can send someone to proxy vote for him, but as he showed with Obamacare, screwing over Trump is much more important to him than fulfilling his campaign promises or doing what’s best for the country. I’m guessing Susan Collins or Lisa Murkowski will vote ‘No’ on Brett Kavanaugh to be the hero of the mainstream press. The media will always give favorable coverage to any Republican that goes against conservative/libertarian ideals, but it’s temporary and will vanish the first time that Republican says or does anything conservative. BTW, why does Roe v. Wade always seem to be the ONLY issue that matters for a nominee as far as the press is concerned? Is the Constitution even worth a passing mention? To me, the biggest issue right now for the court to decide is Obamacare. The justification for its constitutionality was its status as a “tax”, but as of 2019, the tax penalty will be $0 thanks to a Trump executive order. He may have intentionally made Obamacare unconstitutional, sending it to a future death, which wouldn’t have been necessary if the Republican majority had done its job in the first place.