The intensity of a struggle session varies by topic, but the overall process is the same.

First, we recognize the obvious problems (i.e. elite pedophile rings and election integrity problems). The machine recognizes the threat to your plans and immediately begins attacking your credibility. They say it's all a made-up “conspiracy theory.” If that happens, you'll be banned from social media, but if that doesn't prevent you from speaking, consider other companies (think) airbnb, national banketc.) will also deny service.

Finally, when you make the public fully believe that you are wrong, they admit that you were right all along – whatever that is, which is actually a good thing.conservative essayist Michael Anton named this trend: “That's not happening, and it's a good thing that it is.”

For years, we have been told that it is toxic and bigoted to suggest that illegal aliens are rapidly disenfranchising American citizens. But now Democrats are basically just acknowledging it completely.Democratic New York State Representative yvette clarke She admitted she wanted more illegal immigrants in her district “for redistricting purposes.”

BREAKING: We received this from a source at Chicago's O'Hare Airport. A portion of the airport was sectioned off to accommodate illegal immigrants. There were so many illegal immigrants that they flooded the terminal area.

My sources say they are mostly Hispanic men and he was asked not to… pic.twitter.com/Bo8sQWen2Y

— TikTok Library (@libsoftiktok) January 10, 2024

As soon as conservatives took issue with things like the millions of illegal immigrants pouring across the southern border, progressives became fixated on the need to advance their ideology, and the right went into a frenzy of creating imaginary scenarios. They begin to make the familiar attack that they are a group of bigots. Something that is not based on reality. (ROOKE: We may have reached the stage where “difficult times produce strong men”)

For a time, this form of Maoist attack influenced Republicans who were labeled as “right-wing conspiracy theorists” and desperately tried to avoid the ire that label brings. You can hint that your political opponents might be Alex Jones' travelers and have them accuse you of just about anything.

But between the footage of thousands of foreigners illegally entering the southern United States and Texas Governor Greg Abbott's wise decision to put these people on buses and planes and send them to blue states; Democrats can no longer hide their glee about what this means for their future. Opportunity for elections.

Clerk When she talked about the need to attract more illegal immigrants to her congressional district, the conversation moved from “it's not happening” to “it's a good thing it's happening.”NY-9) to ensure that she wins re-election.

“I'm from Brooklyn, New York. We have a diaspora that can absorb a significant number of immigrants.” Said Clerk. “When I hear my colleagues talking about the inn doors being closed, oh no, there aren't any rooms in the inns, I'm saying we need more people in my district because of the rezoning. It is.”

New York State Representative Clark (D) says the quiet part about the border out loud:

“I need more people in my district just for redistricting.” pic.twitter.com/bbDss7cnls

— End Wakeness (@EndWokeness) January 8, 2024

It's unclear when exactly she made these comments, but there's no mistaking her meaning that illegal immigration is good for Democrats. They want to reshape the fabric of society with people who are willing to break the law and openly admit that the Democratic Party's “conspiracy” to use future voters to control election results is correct. ing.

This is not a Republican presidential candidate capitalizing on the border crisis to slam Democrats. She said, as she always does, “I need more people in my district because of redistricting.” (ROOKE: Worrying about January 6th is a luxury only the rich can afford)

Less than a week after the video resurfaced online, New York City kicked students out of school. james madison high school And it forced them into remote learning to do exactly what Clark asked.This high school located In some of her districts, 82 percent of voters cast Voting for former President Donald Trump in the 2020 election. Now, hundreds of illegal immigrants are crowding into her field.

If you think forcing students out of public schools to accommodate immigrants is a bad thing, the newly installed New York City Council Majority Leader @CMAmandaFarias is sponsoring a “resolution to be passed by the New York State Legislature and signed by the Governor.” https://t.co/VeMNcuvITO pic.twitter.com/49HKfTuDuZ

— Sam E. Antar (@SamAntar) January 9, 2024

While it is possible that these people would vote Republican if given the chance, there is footage of illegal immigrants in the United States thanking Biden and promising to vote for him in 2024. James O'Keeffe recently Asked If the illegal immigrants at the Phoenix airport vote in 2024, who will they vote for? (ROOKE: The Left's Cultural Revolution Comes to America's Most Sacred Sites)

“Are you thinking about voting in the American elections?” O'Keefe asked in Spanish, according to a translation of the video. This man, he said, plans to vote in the U.S. election. Mr. O'Keefe responded by asking whether he would vote for Mr. Biden or Mr. Trump.

“Biden,” the man acknowledged. “Because he gave us a chance.”

BREAKING NEWS 🚨: The city of Santa Ana, California wants to give illegal aliens the right to vote.

The City Council approved a measure on next year's ballot asking whether to allow non-citizens to vote in local elections by 2028.

“Progressive” City Councilman Jonathan Hernandez,… pic.twitter.com/wj2qFCWRqx

— Max Bonilla (@outragedteen_) January 10, 2024

The attacks on free and fair elections were chronicled in a recent documentary by the Daily Caller.equipped”, Hans von Spakovsky, senior legal fellow and manager of the Election Law Reform Initiative at the Heritage Foundation, argues that in states like New York, it is difficult to vote without a U.S. government-issued ID. describes it as “very easy”.

“How easy is it to compromise our elections? It depends on what state you're in, but in many states it's very easy,” von Spakovsky said. “So, for example, in California or New York, there's no ID requirement. The rules around absentee voting are easy to get around. They do a terrible job of maintaining the accuracy of their voter rolls. They don't do any verification. They don't take any steps to make the election process secure.”

As Americans approach the 2024 election, the question is not whether illegal immigrants will vote, but how many.