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Great post, one of your best.

The question I'm asking myself: Knowing what I know now and faced with the same election choices we had in 2024, would I have voted for Trump? If my vote didn't count, absolutely not. If my vote would have swayed the election to Kamala? I'm not sure. Trump has done some good, necessary things. Popping the balloon of wokeness (somewhat) and the religion of climate-change by themselves were almost worth the price of admission.

Let me see, do I want the blue suicide pill that will kill me in short order...or the mauve one that's going to kill me over a longer span of time?

Here's a happy thought: Our great hope turned into (or manifested as ) an insidious dope, one that could possibly self-immolate and incidentally (or more, providentially) deliver the true red pill we so desperately need. Veil lifted, multitudes (and I'm talking most specifically to the Church, both visible and invisible) realize our Republic has been thoroughly hi-jacked, the old order is kaput, and we've got to finally stop "healing the problem only slightly, saying "Peace, peace!" when there is no peace." (Jer. 6:14) And then, and only then, can we get around to strengthening the things that remain. (Rev. 3:2)

With men like Massie weaving and bobbing around the periphery of the gladiatorial games, we can hope.

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