Trump: the American dream at risk

Trump: the American dream at risk
Diosmel Rodríguez Vega
https://www.blogger.com/blog/posts/1713420752757226208

Florida, December, 29, 2023 - The intention to prevent Donald Trump from becoming president of the United States again on the part of the Democratic Party and the anti-Trump of the Republican Party and other North American institutions such as the justice and intelligence departments, is so strong that it makes it very probable that purpose is fulfilled.

If this happens, the danger increases because the Republican Party does not have another candidate as an option who can defeat the Democratic candidate. With the departure of Donald Trump from the electoral process, the present of the almost 75 million votes that he obtained in the 2020 elections is eliminated, so there will be no need to use such a high number of ballots and the voting machines will not be forced to process such a high volume of ballots that they could be better monitored in the 2024 elections.

Everything indicates that the pre-existing conditions for electoral fraud are still present. Today Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger refuses to testify in the Georgia election security case. Brad Raffensperger, who is a staunch anti-Trump, says he also will not implement Dominion's new security patches that will protect the 2024 election.

The anti-Trump coalition was promoting Ron DeSantis' campaign first, but given its dismal results, they have now gone on to boost Nikki Haley's campaign. The common idea of ​​the coalition is to have any candidate other than Donald Trump. Democrats need it so they can better manipulate the electoral process and any of their candidates, whether it's Gavin Newsom or Michelle Obama, etc. They would be winners and the Republican candidates know that the only chance to get anywhere is if Donald Trump is out of the presidential race.

In this opportunity to vote for the American dream or the American nightmare, I think the nightmare prevails.