The U.S. Transition from Democracy to Dictatorship

The Traitorous Felon and Maniac Musk are in the process of taking over the DOD, the U.S. military, firing loyal generals, who all took an oath to defend the U.S. Constitution against enemies like them, and replacing those generals with fascsit MAGA loyalists, while abandoning alliances with democracies around the world and forging new alliances with dictatorships like Russia, North Korea, Iran, et al.

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That isn’t all the dirty-duo is already doing. They are also destroying the environment and will cause millions to lose their jobs in the private sector.

“According to recent data, there are currently over 3.3 million jobs in the clean energy sector in the United States, with the majority of these jobs being related to renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and battery storage; this number is growing rapidly, with clean energy job growth outpacing overall job growth in the country.”

The next pull quote comes from the DOE, the Department of Energy, which is a federal government agency. That means this link might not exist soon since FELON47, the January 6, 2021, TRAITOR, dictator in the making as I’m writing this, who is an ally of ruthless dictators Putin in Russia, Kim in North Korea, et al, will order those pieces censored or deleted. The date for this data published by a primary source that has direct access to the information since they are the ones that gather that information was 2024.

“DOE Report Shows Clean Energy Jobs Grew at More Than Twice the Rate of Overall U.S. Employment”

Still, after the Traitorous Felon, a convicted rapist and fraud, a lifetime cheater and liar, and his billionaire sidekick in crime [birds of a feather flock together] Maniac Musk, who are replacing the U.S. Constitution with Project 2025, as if it is a hostile corporate take over, get done. there may be no one left at the DOE to collect this data.

How do green energy jobs. compare to the fossil fuel industry?

“In 2023, the oil and gas extraction industry in the United States employed around 116,000 people. This includes both full-time and part-time jobs.“

How about jobs that extract coal from the ground while poisoning the environment?

“As of March 2024, there were more than 33,000 people employed in the coal mining industry in the United States. This is a significant decrease from June 2022, when there were 62,345 jobs in the industry.”

AND, LAST BUT NOT LEAST, what are the Traitorous Felon and Maniac Musk doing to the green energy Industry?

The alleged pedophile, who has been accused of raping a 13-year-old at one of Epstein’s adolescent rape parties, is NOT SUPPORTING the GROWTH of the GREEN ENERGY INDUSTRY

!https://apnews.com/article/trump-renewable-wind-solar-geothermal-434334a2e312583ddd20a201afc8150c

https://www.pillsburylaw.com/en/news-and-insights/trump-renewable-energy.html

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Responses to “The U.S. Transition from Democracy to Dictatorship”

acflory

Mar 10, 2025

Every day there’s more bad news. I don’t think the US under tRump has hit rock bottom yet, and that is a truly scary thought. The Democrats seem to have abdicated. Who will pick up the pieces?

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1. Lloyd Lofthouse
  
  Mar 10, 2025
  
  If no one stops the Traitorous Felon, I think the US will become a failed state and go down the same path into a toxic autocratic sewer like Venezuela did. I think Putin was responsible for that happening too. Putin hates democratic governments. Putin was responsible for Brexit. His first attempt to break up the EU.
  
  Before Putin helped that happen, Venezuela was the wealthiest democracy in South America with one of the best healthcare systems in the world. No more. All that was lost after Putin’s first puppet became a dictator erasing that democracy. It was all downhill after that.
  
  As of the end of 2023, there were more than 7.7 million Venezuelan refugees and migrants worldwide. The majority of these people are in Latin America and the Caribbean.
  
  “In the 1970s, Venezuela was among the richest countries in the world, and, uniquely for Latin America, it maintained a robust constitutional democracy with peaceful transfers of power. Political scientists wondered whether something special was brewing in the South American country; some even dubbed it “Venezuelan exceptionalism.” Yet, only a few decades later, Venezuela suffers from a brutal dictatorship that has dismantled all democratic institutions and has created a humanitarian and economic crisis of disastrous proportions.” In 2010, the population was almost 29 million. less than 10% of the US population.
  
  https://law.stanford.edu/2019/03/20/the-constitutional-path-to-dictatorship-in-venezuela/
  
  Now that is happening in the United States and no one is doing what has to be done to stop it from happening. I’m disappointed in the US military. I thought because of the oath they took to defend the US Constitution against monsters like Trump and PUtin, they would have stopped him with force if necessary. Everyday that goes by that the US military doesn’t do that, we are further down the unpaved road toward becoming another Venezuela. Where will all the refugees go? Mexico? Canada? The US has the third largest population in the world. More than 340 million.
  
  Another option that has been talked about is some states like California, Oregon and Washington, et al. leaving Trumpistan and joining Canada. California’s legislature may be working on something like that, but what I read about that said it would come up for a vote in 2028. That may be too late.
  
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  1. acflory
    
    Mar 10, 2025
    
    Ugh. I had no idea that Venezuela used to be so prosperous. Or a democracy. I truly hope that the west coast of the US can either withstand tRump or join with Canada to make him irrelevant. 😦
Alicia Butcher Ehrhardt

Mar 3, 2025

Still waiting to see what can stand up to him, and what can’t – and who will resist. He’s not doing any of it unobserved. He completely lacks subtlety (good – a smart man hides things well), but of course already packed the Supreme Court and other courts with stooges.

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1. Lloyd Lofthouse
  
  Mar 3, 2025
  
  I’m also waiting for something to happen to actually stop him, and the more time that goes by, it’s frustrating. I understand that he’s terrified most of the elected Republicans in the House and Senate to do his bidding or else, and almost half the federal judges were appointed by him including his packed Supreme Court, but I was hoping the military would step in to save the Constitution, arrest him and his regime, throw them all in Leavenworth, declare martial law, shoot anyone who defies them while restoring order, bringing back all the federal workers who were fired by Maniac Musk, and re-establish all the agencies. Getting the federal government up and running again.
  
  That has happened in other countries where the military saved a democracy from failing and eventually they hold new elections and turn those countries back over to the newly elected governments. Still, sometimes the military doesn’t return a county that collapsed back to the civilians, and the people end up living under martial law for years and even decades.
  
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  1. Alicia Butcher Ehrhardt
    
    Mar 3, 2025
    
    Democrats are worried about setting bad precedents, Republicans about getting the green.
  2. Lloyd Lofthouse
    
    Mar 3, 2025
    
    Democrats are horrible at fighting fire with fire. There may be a few who are trying but not many. Not enough.
  3. Alicia Butcher Ehrhardt
    
    Mar 3, 2025
    
    Well, we’re going to have to do two things:
    
    1. Clean up our own act where necessary
    
    2. Learn to predict dirty tricks and neutralize them before, instead of complaining afterward.
    
    But with presidents like Obama and Biden, we at least had leaders of moral integrity.
    
    Their list gives one significant pause.
  4. Lloyd Lofthouse
    
    Mar 3, 2025
    
    Jimmy Carter makes three.
  5. Alicia Butcher Ehrhardt
    
    Mar 3, 2025
    
    Definitely. He had the whole world’s respect.
  6. Lloyd Lofthouse
    
    Mar 3, 2025
    
    Correct me if I’m wrong, but the last competent and respected Republican President was Abraham Lincoln.
  7. Alicia Butcher Ehrhardt
    
    Mar 3, 2025
    
    I bow to your superior knowledge of history.
    
    I know most of our problems started with Reagan and his austerity which, surprise!, favored the rich. The infamous and thoroughly debunked ‘trickle-down economics’ started somewhere around him. And he had zero chops for being governor of California, and then POTUS – he was the king of pretend until you make it.
    
    His INTENTIONS might have been good, but we didn’t need a figurehead – we needed an educated and experienced LEADER.
    
    I may be wrong.
    
    And of course Nixon was no prize. But I’m in need of much more reading before being sure of an era that far back.
    
    Interesting how, with the passage of time, the good people like Carter gain stature, and the others lose their gilding.
  8. Lloyd Lofthouse
    
    Mar 3, 2025
    
    There was Eisenhower, but I don’t know much about his presidency beyond his high tax rates on the rich designed to pay off the massive debt incurred fighting WWII, and his warning as he left the White House about the Military Industrial Complex he signed into existence.
Susan Lee Schwartz

Mar 3, 2025

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