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Political Pissants Are Killing Our Democracy

Constance TrutheBy Constance TrutheAugust 22, 2025Updated:August 25, 20251 Comment3 Mins Read
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OPINION

BY Constance Truthe

Let’s cut through the bull!  

The greatest danger to America’s democracy today isn’t Russia, China, or Iran. It’s the buffoons in our own government—people like the Attorney General of Texas—who peddle lies about elections to scare voters into silence.

When the Attorney General and his crowd insist that mail-in ballots are the devil’s stationery, they aren’t defending democracy. They’re dismantling it from the inside.

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They scream about “fraud” not because it exists in any meaningful way, but because it keeps you, the voter, doubting your own power. That isn’t patriotism. It is treachery dressed up as law and order.

Political Cowardice Masquerading as Patriotism

The Attorney General’s tirades about mail-in ballots are a joke—but a dangerous one.

He paints ordinary voters as too stupid to fill out a ballot without being tricked by imaginary “vote harvesters.” That’s not leadership; that’s an insult. Especially to Texans living in rural communities—and all Americans—who manage to pay bills, sign contracts, and live their lives without collapsing into confusion.

Why the constant fearmongering?

Because these politicians know their ideas don’t pass the smell test. Rather than trust voters’ judgement at the ballot box, they’d rather choke off democracy itself.

It’s cowardice, pure and simple. To put it bluntly — and borrowing the words of one Texas journalist on the state’s politicians — they can best be described  “as all having the minds of adolescent pissants!”

History’s Warning

We’ve seen this trick before.

In Europe and Latin America, dictators stirred fear about elections, restricted who could vote, and then called it “protecting democracy.”

That’s how fascism flourished.

Americans once bled and died to defeat those regimes. And now, decades later, a Texas politician is using their playbook—swapping tanks and torture for whining press releases and conspiracy theories about the postman.

Make no mistake: Hitler and Mussolini must be laughing from the grave. “We used secret police,” they’d sneer. “And these clowns are scared of the postman delivering ballots?”

The Real Fraud

The fraud isn’t in the mail-in ballot.

It’s in the lies that wacko-politicos tell Americans: that their vote doesn’t count, their neighbors are cheating, and their democracy is broken.

Those lies steal something more valuable than a single election — they kill faith in the system itself.

Think about it. Who’s more dangerous: a foreign adversary hacking at the edges of our system, or an American elected official telling millions of Americans not to trust our electoral system?

Russia, China, and Iran would love nothing more than to see Americans lose faith in democracy.

And thanks to politicians like the Attorney General of Texas, they don’t have to lift a finger.

Enough of the Pissants

The real threat isn’t ballots in envelopes—it’s buffoons with megaphones.

When politicians scream that democracy is dying because people vote safely and conveniently, they aren’t defending America. They’re lighting the match and handing it to our enemies.

The solution is simple: call this out for what it is—cowardice, corruption, and an all-out assault on our freedoms. And then, for God’s sake, vote these clowns out.

Democracy isn’t fragile. But it can be destroyed if we let the political pissants scare us into silence.

Don’t give them that victory.

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1 Comment

  1. Kay B HOLLAND on August 22, 2025 10:11 am

    “…Devil’s stationery…” = perfect phrase!

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