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The issue goes beyond partisanship. It has been evident , at least since the [[American Civil War]] and its aftermath, [[Reconstruction]], Democrats believe Republicans are not the political opposition, but rather the enemy. Democrats do not believe "politics ends at the water's edge."  Democrats will forge coalitions with anyone, communists, jihadis, foreign or domestic, so long as they agree that the Republican party is a threat to "[[national security]]". The modern Democratic party seeks, not to stigmatize or ostracize [[big government]] and [[welfare state]] dissenters, but rather to outlaw political opposition.

The issue goes beyond partisanship. It has been evident , at least since the [[American Civil War]] and its aftermath, [[Reconstruction]], Democrats believe Republicans are not the political opposition, but rather the enemy. Democrats do not believe "politics ends at the water's edge."  Democrats will forge coalitions with anyone, communists, jihadis, foreign or domestic, so long as they agree that the Republican party is a threat to "[[national security]]". The modern Democratic party seeks, not to stigmatize or ostracize [[big government]] and [[welfare state]] dissenters, but rather to outlaw political opposition.

Democrats have "a higher loyalty", not to God or country, but to a secular ideology and a political party.  This loyalty guides career choices into journalism, media, broadcasting, civil service, and public office.  From these commonalities an unholy alliance is born between civil servants, elected officials, and media. They keep each other employed.  Republicans who seek to limit the size of government are a threat to both.  "Leakers" in the civil service give journalists, and party dependents across the nation, a sense of mission and purpose.  With the intelligence community expansion and re-organization after the 9/11 Commission Report, and then the election of an openly "[[Progressive]]" president, for the first time  since the [[Palmer Raids]] of the 1920s, [[Marxists]] took control of America's federal [[law enforcement]] and intelligence apparatus.  Iy was no surprise what transpired once they took control.

Democrats have "a higher loyalty", not to God or country, but to a secular ideology and a political party.  This loyalty guides career choices into journalism, media, broadcasting, civil service, and public office.  From these commonalities an unholy alliance is born between civil servants, elected officials, and media. They keep each other employed.  Republicans who seek to limit the size of government are a threat to both.  "Leakers" in the civil service give journalists, and party dependents across the nation, a sense of mission and purpose.  With the intelligence community expansion and re-organization after the 9/11 Commission Report, and then the election of an openly "[[Progressive]]" president, for the first time  since the [[Red_Scare#Palmer_raids|Palmer Raids]] of the 1920s, [[Marxists]] took control of America's federal [[law enforcement]] and intelligence apparatus.  Iy was no surprise what transpired once they took control.

Amendments to the FISA Act (known as Patriot Act II) in 2006, intended to be used against [[Al Qaeda]], other terrorist groups, criminal organizations and drug cartels, were used by President Obama against the Republican party.

Amendments to the FISA Act (known as Patriot Act II) in 2006, intended to be used against [[Al Qaeda]], other terrorist groups, criminal organizations and drug cartels, were used by President Obama against the Republican party.