Laurie T. Vass is co- author with Thomas E. Vass of Reclaiming the American Democratic Impulse (2017). I had not heard of the title, and there were no reader reviews at Amazon. She recently posted a reader comment at Conservative Treehouse that fills in more of the blanks in Sundance’s ongoing Uniparty exposés and explanations:
. . .Sundance states that,
“both the DNC and RNC are private
corporations with no affiliation to government. [The differences between the
two private corporations] is NOT primarily ideological. In the modern era,
the corporate priority first begins with a battle over who controls [the
internal power] in each corporation.”
. . .
Our historical analysis
begins around 1985, with two political party developments in America.
During this early era, the
Democrats slowly transformed from a political party that promoted the financial
interests of working class citizens, to a more overtly Marxist party, that
sought to implement a Marxist regime in America.
In the case of Democrats, they
abandoned the working class, and embraced the class war rhetoric of Marx.
The election of Obama, in 2008,
completed the transition of the Democrat Party to an ideological party, intent
on the overthrow of the American government.
Beginning around 1985, with the
opening of China as a trading partner, Republicans abandoned the national
economic sovereignty interest of growing the economic pie, in favor of an
open-border globalism that directed the benefits of global trade to themselves.
As Sundance correctly points out,
when the Republican Party transitioned to an overtly global corporatist
orientation, working and middle class MAGA citizens lost a political voice
within the Vichy Republican Party.
As Sundance stated,
“The RNC want to give the illusion
of support for MAGA conservatism because they need the base voter, and they
need to maintain the illusion of choice.”
Sundance’s posting titled “Mid-Tier
Donor Class Very Worried About Ron DeSantis 2024 Management Agenda” is
here. Scroll down for reader comments
including the one quoted above, or search the comments pages for “Laurie Vass”. The extract above is a brief one from a much
longer comment. I don't know if I agree
with her conclusions, but then, I have not read either her 2017 or her
forthcoming book.
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