FDR said we must take a stand against “dictatorship by mob rule and the overprivileged alike.” His words are true today. Economic tyrants who fly to DC in private jets & enter the capitol building politely can be as dangerous to our democracy as rioters in MAGA hats who storm it.

Jan 19, 2021 · 4:32 PM UTC

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FDR was far more dangerous to our democracy than anyone who went into the Capitol a couple weeks ago... well, anyone but Pence, Pelosi and McConnell.
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He saved it.
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Democrats in control is the text book example of “dictatorship by mob rule”. If you were referring Trump you missed by a landslide. The Trump Administration faced heavy opposition and a few defeats at the hands of the minority, which can only happen in a Constitutional Republic.
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“The U.S. government does more to advocate for short term profits for huge corporate conglomerates than it does to advocate for the well being-the safety-the health-of the people of the United States...Ladies and Gentlemen, the people must step in now.” M. Williamson
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Now do the burning of our cities this summer.
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Dictatorship by mod rule has been going on on college campuses all around the country for a long time.
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We elected Trump to clean up the swamp of lifetime politicians that are breaking us with taxes and restrictions and when the Democrats destroyed Trump we are now left with a worst swamp than before
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And oh, the irony of the MAGA from Dallas, who flew private to join the insurrection, and enjoy “ the best day of her life”
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Yes, Accountability from top down and financial, educational and spiritual relief from bottom up. A level playing field is IMO the most visionary investment of the constitution.
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Democracy IS mob rule. It's NOT loving your neighbor, or forgiving your enemy.
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