Discussion on Political Mobilization and Reform

current thinking is that if they're able to mobilize in huge

numbers in the streets, President Trump, if it's nationwide, will

decide to invoke the Insurrection Act, which allows him to deploy the

US military for domestic law enforcement.

Activists will then claim widespread abuses as the military

struggles to restore law and order.

Then the press will collaborate with activists, amplifying

their wild claims with video snippets on social media.

Then blue state governors, this is their dream, seeing the chaos,

will unite to try to override federal authority,

take over federal functions, and eventually even rewrite our

Constitution or just dissolve it altogether.

And all actions taken are always going to be justified, it's

important to remember this, with the fate goal of their

restoring democracy.

Now, this scenario is being openly discussed among top former

staffers

of Obama and Biden, former government employees of agencies

like USAID, and of course, community organizers.

But they're not overthrowing the government. They'd never use

that language.

They're reforming the government.

Former USAID staffer Danielle Reiff makes it sound like

utopia.

You have to reform your institutions so that it,

you know, that becomes the foundational framework-

Mm

... uh, for society. And so we're gonna have to, if

we wanna live in, uh,

peace and deeper democracy, reform our legal frameworks,

um, to foster collaboration across divides

and unity and

diversity.

Oh, wonderful.