D31 Senate Candidate Kate-Crowley Johnson declares “Communism is knocking at our door”

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Better start to practice “Duck and Cover” again, because District 31 Senate Candidate Kate Crowley Johnson is in a full red panic, and is using her campaign for office to warn us that “Communism is knocking at our door!“

No. We aren’t back in the 1950’s, despite what some of the weirder candidates might lead you to believe. Crowley is actually campaigning on the issue. She’s not just going after those she considers to be liberals, but she’s going full duck and cover against “so-called conservatives” for not actively going after communism!

Since Kate is in full “red-scare mode,” are we going to have to come up with a different color than referring to ourselves as a Red State?

Just asking?

8 thoughts on “D31 Senate Candidate Kate-Crowley Johnson declares “Communism is knocking at our door””

  2. The “conflicts of interest” statement actually does land pretty close to the mark.

  3. These anti-globalists think the North Korean approach of isolationism is going to allow America to thrive. I wonder if they have ever opened a history book. America’s power was derived from our influence across the world. We shaped and molded the world based on our soft power of funding great causes and at times, through military force. If we don’t do it, China or others will step up and fill that void.

  5. The constant censoring annoys me too, but what does Pat being a hypocrite have to do with the government controlling the means of production? You know communism has a very specific meaning and isn’t just “Things Cleetus Doesn’t Like,” right?

  6. Actually the complaint about property taxes is ironic.
    Property taxes are basically a consumption tax. How much you pay depends on the size of your home, the number of acres you own, the extent of your lavish landscaping projects, the number of rental properties and riparian vacation estates, etc. Boo-hooing about the property taxes on a 6 bedroom 4 bathroom house nestled between a lake and a golf course doesn’t get you a lot of sympathy.
    You can reduce that tax burden by replacing your rose bushes with broken household appliances.

    Property taxes can only be replaced with a state income tax, which is a tax on productivity.
    You will either be taxed on what you have spent money on, or you will be taxed on what you have earned, which for many people is barely enough to put food on the table.
    Choose one.

  7. The similarity of Biden administration and democratic agenda with Marxism is striking.

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