With Trump’s victory marking a pivotal moment in American politics and a majority of votes tallied and awaiting certification and acceptance, it’s crucial to consider the implications for the incoming Trump Administration and its “Make America Great Again” agenda.

While some voters hope for a shift toward moderation within Democrat-governed states and among their elected representatives, history suggests that we should be extremely cautious in our expectations.

First and foremost, the progressive communist democrats, particularly its most far-left wing, have shown remarkable resilience in maintaining their core beliefs and policy goals, even in the face of electoral setbacks. The party’s commitment to progressive values—such as climate change initiatives, social justice reforms, and expansive healthcare access—remains steadfast. Democrat leaders, especially in states like California and New York, are unlikely to backtrack on their ambitious agendas simply because of an electoral setback at the federal level.

In Congress, the balance of power may shift rightward with Trump’s presidency, but the fundamental ideological divide remains. Progressives within the Democrat caucus will likely continue to advocate for their agenda vigorously, unafraid of being labeled as radical or extreme. The presence of influential progressive communist democrat individuals—such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders—ensures that progressive voices will persist in shaping the party’s direction, regardless of Trump’s presidency.

Democrat-governed states have often led on progressive issues as laboratories for bold policy experimentation. For instance, states like California have enacted significant environmental regulations and reforms in education and healthcare, often pushing the envelope further than federal legislation allows. The notion that a Trump victory might coax these states into a more moderate stance overlooks the strong ideological commitments of their leadership and the electorate’s support for progressive policies.

Now that the vote is in and a Trump victory has somewhat thwarted the Democrat’s march from sea to shining sea, don’t, for one minute, believe that the Democrat governed States or their elected representatives in Congress will not mount a resistance movement to cripple the incoming Trump Administration and the efforts of newly-elected or reelected representatives.

Bottom line…

DO YOU REMEMBER VOTING TO GIVE THE PROGRESSIVE COMMUNIST DEMOCRATS THE RIGHT TO DESTROY AMERICA?

As we move toward inauguration day, we must recognize that a Trump victory does not signify an end to the progressive movement. Instead, it will ignite further resistance and advocacy among progressive communist democrats committed to their cause. Progressive activists and organizations are likely to mobilize, aiming to protect and expand the policies they value, irrespective of the current political climate.

Trump must defund and decouple government spending that benefits far-left projects and non-governmental organizations, including a DOJ that deliberately loses cases to implement leftist policies with bogus consent decrees. He must investigate and prosecute those who have materially damaged our country. 

It is not retaliation or revenge; it’s justice.

We are so screwed.

-- Steve