We Are Not Just Fighting a Pandemic, We Are Also Fighting To Keep Freedom Alive.
Conservatives should be wary of Democrats’ attempt to take advantage of human tragedy.
April 20, 2020
The toll of the human tragedy let in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic cannot be underestimated.
Currently, there have been 764,177 confirmed cases of COVID-19, and 40,591 lives lost in the United States—and that number is rising by the hour. What’s more, we’re facing
historic levels of unemployment as American states have locked down in order to stem the rate of contagion. Understandably, then, the pandemic has been compared to a war, and President Donald Trump, a wartime leader, has invoked the
Defense Production Act.
And as America’s first responders scramble to make sure its hotspots receive the care and support they need, a new threat has emerged. (As though a global pandemic and economic meltdown were not enough).
See the thing about war is, it accelerates change in society—especially technological, political, and social change. The First World War upended an Edwardian Age that was Euro-centric and focused on Royal families that presumed their reigns would endure forever. It created a brutal Bolshevik regime in Russia that preyed upon wartime scarcity to offer a communist utopia. The Second World War made the United States a superpower and established the global duality of the Cold War that would only be altered by the collapse of the Soviet Union.
And the COVID-19 pandemic?
If we are not very, very cautious it could allow the Democratic Party to push through a flurry of socialist legislation and transform the political consciousness of the United States, perhaps unalterably, in ways that the extreme left yearns for.
DEMOCRATS STAND READY TO EXPLOIT THE CRISIS
We Are Not Just Fighting a Pandemic, We Are Also Fighting To Keep Freedom Alive.