Top O' the BriefingHappy Tuesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Czerbelum devoted much of h
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Top O’ the Briefing
Happy Tuesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Czerbelum devoted much of his spare time to rewriting Hallmark Christmas movie scripts, incorporating homicidal elves and the occasional lizard alien grandmother.
Now that I have had a couple of weeks to enjoy the fact that the United States of America has been pulled back from the edge of the commie cliff that the Democrats pushed it to, I’ve been spending some time thinking about my well-documented pessimism in the weeks leading up to Election Day.
I don’t regret being pessimistic, largely because I don’t really do regret. It also wasn’t wholly unjustified; forty years of political activism can put one in a bit of a mood, after all. After the election debacles in 2020 and 2022, some trepidation was only natural. After a little bit of reflection, I’ve realized that my unease was emanating from a specific place: Philadelphia, PA.
Those who have been reading my stuff since 2020 are familiar with my frequent references to the Democrats’ “Magic Mail-In Ballot Machine.” Sometimes I would use the phrase when speculating about various election “irregularities” all over the country. Most often, however, I would say that it’s in Philadelphia.
For those of us on this side of the political aisle, the City of Brotherly Love became the embodiment of all that went awry in the 2020 presidential election. When discussing this election, I couldn’t shake the feeling that, if something went really wrong for Trump this year, it would start in Pennsylvania. A lot of people agreed with me. As we were doing our live blog while the results were coming in, everyone in the chat who was worried about the other shoe dropping was convinced that it would drop in the Keystone State.
I would like to take this opportunity to take back every bad thing I said about Pennsylvania this year…
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