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Our high-tech future can be dark or bright. Your vote will soon decide.

theblaze.com · 8d · first reportShare

Imagine America in 2032. The forms remain. There's still a Congress. Still a Supreme Court. We all carry on with our campaigns, debates, yard signs, cable panels, and concession speeches. Children are still told they live in a democracy. But the substance has changed. The Court has been expanded and brought to political heel. Election rules have been totally federalized. Mass mail voting is permanent. New states have added new senators. The bureaucracy is no longer merely hostile to the political opposition; it is fully "fortified" against removal. Banks, universities, corporations, platforms, and prosecutors all understand the same rule: Opposition is permitted, but only as theater. Our road divides. Which future will it be? A Republican may run. A conservative may speak. A dissident may complain. But the machinery effortlessly ensures none of it matters very much, if the voices are even heard. This is the future now gathering inside the Democratic Party. Its energy has left the old,