underestimating one’s opponent

Photos show Donald Trump and Elon Musk's post-election bromance

President Donald Trump with Elon Musk

What do the President of the United States and the world’s richest man have in common?

Uh… duh… They’re stoopid! That don’t know nothin’.

That’s according to the current Democrat Party Wishful Thinking Narrative, as expounded by such intellectual titans as James Carville and Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez. Trump and Musk are idiots and they’re gonna crash and burn. Dems won’t even have to give them a push, according to Carville.

Two things to avoid. 1. Crediting your opponent with superhuman powers and abilities. 2. Crediting your opponent with subhuman futility and massive inabilities. Democrats same to be trying to do both at once.

They’re stupid, their government’s gonna collapse (Are we in Europe?), just be patient and we’ll have Kamalalala in the White House.

Somehow the art of war has passed them by.

Edward Durr, winner of an astounding upset victory

A man with very little political experience, who had never held a public office, a truck driver who spent $153–yes, one hundred and fifty-three dollars–on his whole campaign, has defeated the president of the New Jersey State Senate (https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/after-spending-just-153-on-campaign-truck-driver-beats-nj-senate-president/3378682/).

Miracle!

Edward Durr, who spent $66 on Dunkin Donuts for his staff and $86 for cards and flyers, defeated Sen. Steve Sweeney, who’d been in office since 2002. Four years ago, Sweeney was re-elected in what some observers called “the most expensive legislative race in American history.”

Dare we say anyone can beat a Democrat who forgets to cheat? Or do the Republicans need to run more truck drivers?

Durr ran against high taxes (New Jersey’s famous for that) and high-handed COVID restrictions imposed by politicians who were insulated from the hardships that they imposed on others.

Our ruling class must be replaced before it ruins the country. May Durr’s election be a token of things to come.