As is often the case, the younger the crowd, the more intense the politics. As all know, college Democrats and progressives constitute the voters who are the most demanding new aggressive plans like those associated with AOC.

It is the same in the Republican party, and it’s causing the group to fall apart with serious threats about secession from the group. According to the conservative National Review, it all centers around charges of… a stolen election.

We can only hope that this is an early indication of what is to come, at least, inside the party.

The “stolen election” claim is based around charges of fraud in the election of the newest chairman, Courtney Britt. It will be tough for the public to believe (No, it won’t), but the charges center around accusations of voter suppression. Entire states were denied the right to vote due to… credentialing issues, the same strategy the red states are now codifying into law against democrats to suppress the vote. Britt, as the one elected chairman plays Donald Trump in the issue:

Britt reportedly “spent much of the day, however, voting not to allow numerous states — which had been sidelined over disputed credentialing issues — representation in the chairman’s race. It is widely believed that [Judah] Waxelbaum would have had a sizable majority had all 52 eligible federations cast ballots. Just over 30 were actually allowed to.”

A perfect mirror of many states on the national level; “Democrats would have won had the Republicans not suppressed the vote.”

Another mirror, the voter fraud accusation led to ridiculous justifications:

“At one point, a debate broke out over Arkansas being stripped of its votes last Sunday under allegations of voter fraud in its state chairman election; the state’s actual party chairman has weighed in on the matter, assuring the CRNC that everything was on the up and up. Nevertheless, Britt — a graduate of Richmond Law School — argued that the state should remain disenfranchised since it hadn’t presented evidence that fraud had not occurred.

Stripped of their voting rights because they couldn’t prove a negative, that fraud had not occurred. And now there is talk of succession:

“Now, the theater of battle shifts. Britt will take over in 72 hours, but her organization may be significantly smaller by then. Within minutes of her election, both the New York and Texas federations announced that they would be meeting to discuss secession,”

Unbelievable. Actually, it is entirely believable. This is the Republican party, one that seeks to impose dominance through manipulation and suppression of democracy. Of course, this is an intra-party war. For now, on the national level, it is only a MAGA versus Democrat and independent war. But the tactics are identical. In the future, it will either split the entire Republican party or split the country, with the possibility of secession.

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