For years, the Left tried to treat its opinions and political stances as some kind of consensus—Earth was warming, no one disagrees, and if you disagree then you are the only person in the universe. The same was true of masks, vaccines, and Mchigan Governor Whitmer’s mail-in ballots that anyone could dupe. Anyone who disagrees with the Left is idiosyncratic. That was their story. But, it’s not holding water like it did even a few months ago.
If quarantine, lockdown, mask, and vax is the consensus, why are the Dutch demonstrating? Then, we have the Biden-bus issue. He was so much better than Trump, until Trump was gone, now he’s just, plain terrible. Even since last week, when the Times pointed this out, challenging Biden went all a buzz on the Left. They change their minds faster than a teenager. But, the adults anticipate which antics are next.
As the myth of consensus passes, the warring electorate is re-shifting its own loyalties. On both sides of the political divide, people are choosing between two, newly-seen core values: those who want to author their own morals to raise up institutional messiahs and those who are learning that we are facing the final showdown of humanity vs global domination. Those in the second group are also divided between fighting with human tools and responding miraculously with peace of mind from the only world king, Jesus Christ. Those who respond to evil with human tools are on the right side, but they’ll have to learn the hard way. It’s a good thing the Believers are there to defend them.
Election
The left is already looking to 2024. Some want to see a Biden primary challenge. // Politico
Divided
34 percent of Americans say violence against government justified // NY Post
Pandemic
Thousands gather to oppose Dutch virus measures despite ban // AP
Fake Vaccine Card Sales a Booming Business as Omicron Surges // TMZ
Major staffing shortages at NYPD, FDNY due to COVID surge // fox5ny.com
Southeast U.S. poised for a firestorm of omicron cases, with few safeguards in place // MSN News
NATO Focus
Biden and Putin exchange warnings during phone call amid rising Ukraine tensions // Guardian