We are in the midst of a presidential campaign year. It’s supposed to be the Super Bowl for political junkies like me. But it feels strange and muted, and, so far, its vibe is uncomfortably similar to 2020.
The 2020 election was strange because of COVID, which became a pretext to change the rules in order to rig the outcome. This time, there is no such excuse for a “basement campaign.” It’s true that Biden is old, feeble, and unpopular. And Trump has been sidelined, quite deliberately, by a malicious New York judge who won’t allow him to travel and conduct his signature rallies. The problem, however, now infects all electoral politics.
There used to be rituals common to all political campaigns, but you don’t see them much anymore. This included multiple events taking place every day, announced in advance, and open to the media and the public.
Fed govt. hasn't represented me my entire life. It represents women and Ns and their incessant grievances. It's aligned against me via Affirmative Action. Not it is allied with the jihad.
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They don't need all the rituals and campaign stops and advertisements. There wasn't an election in 2020 and there won't be one in 2024 because the results have already been decided. Any process that is not subject to audit is not valid.
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