NEWSMAX: “President Joe Biden’s approval rating fell to a new low of 38 percent in a USA Today/Suffolk University poll released on Sunday, with 59 percent disapproving of the job he is doing as chief executive.”

What’s to stop him (or Kamala Harris) from declaring some kind of national emergency in late 2023 based on a virus, on racism, or climate? And, given that declared crisis, that we cannot have a presidential election? Or even midterm elections next year?

The Bill of Rights does not matter to these people. The Supreme Court is headed up by a frightened or blackmailed Chief Justice. The media will report nothing except a one-sided narrative in favor of what the government wants. School boards are committed to imposing propaganda on young people Hitler-youth style. One-third of Americans are probably totalitarians themselves, while another third are passive and/or frightened, while the remaining third are considered domestic terrorists by the regime in charge.

So I repeat: Who or what is going to stop them? It’s not a rhetorical question. It’s a sincere and objective one.

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Think Biden is horrible? You ain’t seen nuthin’ yet.

Vice President Kamala Harris asked NASA if it could use its satellites to track trees “by race” in various neighborhoods as part of “environmental justice” during a recent display on climate change, leading many to ridicule the vice president online and even giving rise to a “Black Trees Matter” hashtag.

Harris, who serves as chair of the National Space Council, visited Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, on Friday “to see vital climate science work.”

“Can you measure trees — part of that data that you are referring to, [and it’s an issue of] EJ, environmental justice — that you can also track by race their averages in terms of the number of trees in the neighborhoods where people live?” [from Breitbart 11/8/21]

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“We’re out here today because we’re tired of the mandate. We’re tired of being told that our bodies are not ours,” Artemis Coburn, a pilot for a major airline, told the station. “It just comes down to enough is enough, and we’re going to make a stand, and this is our stand.”
If millions of us did this, everything would change overnight. #NotMyDictatorship

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Biden plans to shut down another pipeline as energy prices soar, and his energy secretary reportedly laughs about it. At what point do we stop calling this an incompetent regime, and start calling it what it is: a hostile occupation?

Michael J. Hurd, Daily Dose of Reason

Bourgeois Era, Deirdre McCloskey studies the history, evolution, and importance of the middle class from its rise in Western Europe some 400 years ago to the magnificent heights of affluence and power it enjoys today.  It is the middle class that made Western Europe and America the great powers they have been for centuries and that has created a standard of living beyond anything imaginable before.

From the beginning, the intelligentsia, the modern-day descendants of medieval scholars and scribes, sought to undermine the middle class and to preserve the hierarchical class structure with which they identified.  That is the same autocratic class structure that Hillary had in mind when she labeled ordinary Americans “deplorables” or that explains the creepy hypocrisy of Biden’s working-class persona.

While the idea of “lords and ladies” may seem like ancient history, the fact is that the reactionary thinking of the court intelligentsia is still very much with us.  The leaders of today’s Democrat party view themselves as more intelligent and entitled than the mass of deplorables whom they were born to govern.

Not just that: The intelligentsia are determined to eliminate the middle class, whose values and political interests are so much opposed to their own insistence on centralized control.  To this end, today’s progressives are doing all they can to block the path to the middle class — a path that expanded dramatically under President Trump.  It is not in the left’s interest to have a broad, inquisitive, educated, assertive middle class demanding the right to govern themselves.

In place of a large, educated middle class, progressives want to return to the ancient feudal system in which the lives of the peasants were controlled and directed by the aristocracy.  In the feudal system, it was not just the economy that was dominated by the elite; almost every aspect of peasant life was directed by their “betters,” including their freedom of movement and association, choice of work, and decisions regarding marriage and raising of children.  Life-and-death decisions such as access to food and shelter were also in the hands of the elite.