If Seditionists Don't Face Accountability, Everyday Americans Will Pay the Price

Without Accountability for Seditionists, Americans Pay the Price

Political arguments often hinge on selective context, with critics accusing the left of applying standards to conservatives that they do not consistently apply to themselves.

That criticism surfaced again this week after Sen. Elissa Slotkin, a Michigan Democrat and former CIA analyst, discussed using high-profile prosecutions to discourage people from joining the political movement aligned with President Donald Trump.

Slotkin later shifted the focus by warning that the Trump administration could attempt to manipulate the outcome of an election, framing her concern as a matter of national security rather than political retaliation.

Trump, meanwhile, dismissed the dispute as another example of the political warfare that has become routine in Washington.

“They weaponize government, the Democrats, that’s what they’ve done,” he said during a brief exchange with reporters at the White House.

The dispute also raises questions about whether Trump might follow Joe Biden’s example by issuing broad preemptive pardons to political allies. Critics of the current climate argue that such moves could face legal challenges from judges they view as ideologically opposed to the administration.

Even without action against prominent officials, the argument goes, ordinary Republican activists and supporters could still find themselves exposed to political or legal pressure.

That concern is based largely on statements and actions from Democrats that conservative critics say have already offered a preview of what could come next.

TWO-TIERED ACCOUNTABILITY

Immigration and the cost of living were important issues for MAGA voters in 2024. Still, supporters say the strongest force behind the movement was anger over what they regarded as unfair investigations and the politicization of federal agencies under the Obama and Biden administrations.

At the time, many in Trump’s coalition were not calling for restraint. They wanted accountability and, in some cases, criminal charges against the officials they believed had abused government power.

Yet the investigations that followed have moved slowly. Supporters of tougher action describe the process as deliberate, while critics call it hesitant—and warn that some potential cases may have been delayed until the federal statute of limitations expired.

Trump, who first gained national attention in part by promising to prosecute Hillary Clinton, has more recently indicated that he would avoid pursuing Clinton and other senior Democrats. He has suggested that extending a measure of symbolic presidential protection could help preserve norms for future administrations.

“I could have done very bad things to Hillary Clinton… Joe Biden… Barack Hussein Obama,” Trump told reporters earlier this month. “I thought it was inappropriate to do so because you have to treat the office of the presidency with respect.”

People are right to wonder if those previously sold as being existential threats to the rule of law — figures like Jim Comey, John Brennan and Jack Smith, to name just a few — will likewise succeed in slipping through the cracks. 

Emboldened by impunity, they continue to double down on their insurrectionist machinations while waiting for the political tradewinds to shift and install a socialist leader who will make the Biden administration’s most radical ideologues look like Boy Scouts (before the BSA went woke, that is). 

Susan Rice — Obama’s former national security adviser, who succeeded in jailing a random YouTuber as cover-up for the Benghazi debacle — has even put on notice any corporations or institutions that comply with Trump policies in order to avoid negative regulatory action. 

“There will be an accountability agenda,” Rice said in February. “This is not going to be an instance of forgive and forget.”

SEDITIOUS SICKOS

It’s important to bear in mind, as Slotkin herself told CNN’s Jake Tapper, that this “isn’t [her] first rodeo” when it comes to making outrageous remarks that toe the line of treason. 

She openly called for military service members to defy their commander in chief and, instead, to substitute their own judgment (or that of Trump’s deep-state detractors) by declaring any orders they disagreed with to be “illegal.”

Already we have seen the Left attempting to structure-test this strategy by urging troops like the Navy seamen on the USS Abraham Lincoln to mutiny. 

And there is every reason to believe that Slotkin and others have been wargaming a plan, with help from the same disgruntled ex-USAID operatives who previously allegedly orchestrated color revolutions in places like Ukraine, to activate military sleeper cells in order to meddle in upcoming elections. 

PLANNING FOR ANARCHY

What once may have seemed a fringe conspiracy theory has recently been confirmed by a series of new bombshells from Jennica “DataRepublican” Pounds, the X influencer and forensic investigative watchdog fresh off her brief stint as a Special Government Employee with the Pentagon. 

Their plan, according to audio and video recordings of secretive meetings, is to bait Trump into invoking the Insurrection Act using the same sort of civil disorder that we witnessed in the lead-up to the 2020 election — and, more recently, in French “student” protests that are being bankrolled by radical oligarchs like Shanghai-based billionaire Neville Roy Singham. 

“We can take that breakdown moment and leverage it for a big structural reform, you know, re-founding moment,” said Danielle Reiff, co-coordinator of the Soros-subsidized group Renew American Democracy.

They will then deploy a cabal of some 1,600 military and intelligence operatives to stage a coup, redistributing Trump’s executive powers to the state and congressional leaders of their choosing. 

“If the federal government’s deemed to be illegitimate … then the governors become the leading governing authority under the current republic framework of our Constitution,” said RAD co-coordinator Paul Zeitz. 

THE COUP COVER-UP

Social media has exploded in response to Slotkin’s recent remarks, forcing her into a “retreat” of sorts.

With help from media shills like The Washington Post and MS NOW’s Nicolle Wallace, she has sought to backpedal just enough to fly under the radar while sowing confusion over what she said in order to invoke plausible deniability about her real objectives.

Amid the steady torrent of shiny objects to fixate on between now and November 3, Slotkin and her co-conspirators will pretend to play victim until the latest gaffe gets memory-holed. 

For some, the outrage may help move the dial slightly at the polls. But ultimately, voters can only do so much in the fight against a rigged system that threatens to strip them of their livelihood and liberty. 

Without real, meaningful action to hold these coup-plotters accountable, Election Day will amount to little more than another Tuesday.  

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