New York Times: Trump’s ‘Flood the Zone’ Strategy Leaves Opponents Gasping in Outrage

Christians and Marxists need to team up

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2023: “We should unite with blacks”
2024: “We should unite with muslims”
2025: “We should unite with marxists” https://t.co/RyV7i9rFK8 pic.twitter.com/7NIbRaKBe2

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I heard that TRS was fuming about Stephen Miller who is the mastermind of this blitzkrieg.

New York Times:

“One of the architects of Mr. Trump’s rapid-pace strategy is Stephen Miller, the deputy White House chief of staff for policy, who has pushed the flood-the-zone tactic. Mr. Miller believes that those he regards as Mr. Trump’s enemies have limited bandwidth for opposition, and he has told people that the goal is to overwhelm them with a blitz of activity.

“The breakneck speed is putting everyone on their heels,” said Ryan Walker, the executive vice president of Heritage Action for America, a conservative advocacy group that has developed policies embraced by Mr. Trump. Mr. Walker said he had seen a “sea change from the first administration” in terms of how quickly the new administration was working.

Some Democrats have suggested that Mr. Trump and his aides may soon run out of steam, exhausting their policy moves and eventually themselves. Mr. Raskin said Democrats needed to fight the feeling of being disoriented, weather the torrent of news and determine which policies they could actually fight in court. …”

Washington Post:

“President Donald Trump and his aides are launching a full-scale war against modern liberalism. And I’m very worried that they will be successful.

Though what exactly defines liberalism is contested, the term generally refers to the protection of individual rights, such as free speech and property ownership. But self-identified liberal politicians and liberal voters in the United States and around the world (particularly in Europe) have embraced a much broader set of values and practices that I’m referring to as modern liberalism. Those include robust higher-education systems where students and professors have a significant amount of freedom in what they teach and research; attempts to ensure equality across lines of race, gender and sexual orientation; respect for independent authorities that act as a check on elected leaders, such as the news media; enthusiasm for ethnic, racial and religious diversity, as well as immigration, free-trade agreements, and other forms of multilateralism and multiculturalism. …”

We need a hundred more Stephen Millers!