THE TRUMP PARTY?

Time for Trump to start the Great American Party By Ted Noel 

Joe Biden didn't win, he stole the office. Or more accurately, it was stolen for him. Trump's trusted ally, Mike Pence, has refused to fight. To Pence's name we must add a legion of other subsea invertebrates with "R" after their names.  So-called "Republicans" have in large measure become pale versions of their political counterparts across the aisle.  One wag put it this way: Republicans are Democrats, just twenty years late.  Translated into plain English, our frustration with D.C. is with almost all those who have official chairs in the Congress, the White House, and supporting agencies.  Those people serve themselves, with complete disregard for those of us who live outside the Beltway.

The stolen election has lit a match. Donald Trump will still have a voice, but the swamp and fake news media will feel free to ignore him.  The Republican Party will happily disregard him as an uncomfortable interlude in their peaceful slide into irrelevance. If America is to have a future as something other than a vessel for the aggrandizement and enrichment of the privileged few, Donald Trump is probably the only figure large enough to create an organization with the size and sway to elect officials who are committed to the idea that the people are the rulers of America.