The Illusion of the Big Tent, From Power and Prestige to the Ashes of Accountability

For years, the Democrat establishment has praised the concept of the "big tent"—the idea that a political party can expand its voter base indefinitely by welcoming every fringe group under the sun.

But when you build a tent out of radical ideological factions instead of individual citizens and constitutional principles, you are not building a coalition. You are building an unstable house of cards.

I have warned Democrats for years that this strategy would inevitably push our two-party system to the brink of collapse. The goal of this warning was never to save one specific party, but rather to protect the stable political framework that keeps our republic functioning.

Today, that framework is fracturing because one side of the aisle has invited in groups whose core philosophies are fundamentally incompatible with the United States Constitution.

The Democrat party and to a point the GOP has done everything possible to prevent having more parties be involved in our two-party system. Let me explain a two-party system is not literally only two parties. It means it can never be a single party system. Like communism, or Islam for examples.

To hold public office in this country, an individual must take an oath of allegiance to the United States and its Constitution. Yet, the modern political left has embraced factions whose fundamental tenets make that oath an impossibility.

A Marxist rejects the foundational principles of American liberty and private property and the existence of God. Radical Islamic extremists hold allegiances that supersede any secular founding document. They believe if you are not one of them you must be destroyed.

You cannot faithfully uphold a constitutional republic while simultaneously adhering to ideologies—whether they be Communists, Socialists, Islamic extremists, Anarchists, Nazi’s, Authoritarians, Totalitarians —that demand its destruction.

Beyond these constitutional contradictions, the sheer math of this "big tent" defies logic. It has brought together groups that actively despise one another. We are witnessing a bizarre coalition where radical religious fundamentalists share space with the LGBTQ movement—despite the fact that those same fundamentalists openly advocate for the erasure of gay rights and gay people abroad. We see traditional working-class voters lumped in with corporate grifters and race hustlers who enrich themselves by sowing division. That is not a big tent, it is a criminal enterprise.

To maintain its numbers, the progressive establishment has resorted to desperate measures. They have operated and encouraged a chaotic open border that has allowed millions of unchecked, illegal alien crossings into our nation. This has triggered a massive national security crisis, strained local infrastructure, and put public safety at risk.

This is no longer a Democrat party engaging in debate; it is an enterprise designed to maintain power at all costs, regardless of the long-term damage to the nation. I am not making things up or trying to redefine anything. I am stating facts from their Koran and from the Marxist principles clearly stated in historical documents, and the reality of current events. Look it up.

Yet, this crisis is not the fault of one party alone. The political establishment spans both sides of the aisle. For years, establishment Republicans have watched this happen, playing along with the political games of the "swamp" to protect their own status rather than enforcing strict constitutional standards.

We see this betrayal playing out vividly right now in Washington. Despite the fact that the House of Representatives has repeatedly passed the SAVE America Act to establish basic, common-sense election integrity—requiring proof of citizenship to register and vote—establishment Republican leadership in the Senate has stalled.

Rather than forcing a fight for the integrity of our ballots, Senate leaders like John Thune have chosen to retreat into procedural excuses, refusing to fight for the bill while even going on recess. Let me remind you procedural practices are not law, they are customs, made up niceties to get along.

When the conservative House Freedom Caucus must publicly demand that Senate Republicans get back to work and pass basic voting protections, it reveals the deep rot within the political elite.

The deep state and swamp forces in this nation have allowed this chaos to happen. Worse yet they allow it to continue as we speak. Eighty percent of Americans want this bill passed and passed now! I say, do whatever it takes to get this one simple popular job done. There is no reasonable line of thought that anyone can explain for being against this bill.

We are now watching the predictable result of this recklessness. A political movement built on a foundation of mutual incompatibility will eventually implode. The question is no longer whether this radical left coalition will hold, but whether our constitutional republic can survive the wreckage when it finally falls apart—and whether Republican leadership will ever find the courage to stand up and stop it.

As I have said many times our founders left provisions in the constitution to change it, it is even possible to change or completely disband our republic and its constitution without civil war, but it must follow the constitutional process.

But to do what these people in the democrat party are doing right now is still Treason. Our constitution gives the right to believe; it does not give the right to subvert our constitution or its elected government. If you want communism, then take the constitutional path. If not, I say, “arrest, try and hang the traitors.”