Will Desperate Democrats Replace Biden with Michelle or Hillary?

At LewRockwell.com, Karen Kwiatkowski dives into rumors that Democrats could attempt to replace Joe Biden on the ballot with Michelle Obama, or that Hillary Clinton could come back for another shot at the White House. She writes:

Senator Ted Cruz says that Michelle Obama may step in to the role of unifier for the sad, sad Democratic Party.  She has certainly picked up the pace of pocket-lining, in the traditional Clinton Obama way.

If Cruz can make a prediction, I hope I can be forgiven for this one.

I think Hillary Clinton awaits her second chance – and like CIA mouthpiece David Ignatius, she doesn’t want Kamala to be the first woman king. I mentioned this to a likeminded friend, who was horrified – we agreed, everyone we know hates Hillary.

But a Hillary, with her new campaign hairstyle, and possibly running with a healthy-looking younger super leftie like Gavin Newsom, may be required to guarantee a Democratic win 13 months from now.

She is not popular, and neither are the Democrats.  No amount of advanced cheating, corporate funded and media promulgated lies, ballot harvests and dumps, and middle-of-the-night vote counting system resets can give the Democrats a win in 2024.  So how do the Democrats prevail?  They will prevail the same way that they almost won in 2016, and the way they did “win” in 2020, with Joe Biden as presidential placeholder.  Hillary is, like Joe was, the pro-war, pro-state, pro-vaccine uni-party choice, and she will have the silent yet reliable support of the significant GOP fifth column – some of whom you see here.

The uni-party plan was, and remains, to keep Trump off ballots, so red state voters and others can’t choose him.  For a decade, the anti-Trump strategy has been the same –  harass, minimize, gaslight, ridicule and sanction the Orange Man and his supporters, and drive disgusted establishment Republicans to vote Democratic or stay home.  The second uni-party objective, beyond his total destruction, is to goad Trump into saying something that costs him his base.  So far, this strategy has backfired  – every establishment taunt and test seemed to help the Trump campaign, with pro-Trump rap videos and popular campaign material featuring his latest mug shot.  Trump runs today 10 points ahead of Biden, according to the Washington Post’s own polling.

Hillary recently warned Joe Biden that third parties will cause a Democrat loss, just like Green Party Jill Stein “stole” her victory in 2016.  She’s also warning about more “Russian election interference” because “Putin fears her.” She’s dog-whistling to the old guard about her work with sponsor Blackrock, and other elite movers and shakers, to rebuild Ukraine, through the Clinton Foundation.

I suspect Hillary believes if the Democrat machine puts her forward, her age will be less of a problem than it was for Biden in 2020, and she will work harder than he ever did.  New York and California speak for the Democratic Party, and have more to lose if Trump or any conservative, America-first or anti-corruption ticket is elected.

Key to this prediction is my belief that the US is in its final stage, its last days.  Not “end times” of spiritual punishment and reward, but a major and exciting shift into decentralized power, and populist-powered federalism.  It has been occurring for a long time, largely under the radar, subterranean – and yet it’s the reason for the reactionary surge in recent decades of the modern surveillance and warfare state, armed federal bureaucracies, and mass inflationary policies that deprive the populist masses of prosperity, property and liberty. This kind of existential shift also happened in the former Soviet Union, under the auspice of communist decay.  In the mid-1980s, after the death of Brezhnev, a number of older, weak Soviet General Secretaries, placeholders from the old system, tried to wring the last bits of relevancy and resources from a precarious and pre-collapse USSR.  Russians, by that time, had evolved to disbelieve, as a default position, each and every government narrative.  We are where they were.  DC and the gargantuan US state is justifiably worried, but like the former Soviet Union, it’s locked into a failed model.

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