Vermin welcome under Democrats' 'big tent' 

For years, left voices great and small proclaimed themselves to be the 'good guys' -- moral, righteous, tolerant. Various phrasings of that message were bandied about in press conferences, and on placards and bumperstickers. 

But since President Trump was first endorsed by American voters in 2016, all the world has learned the falsity of that assertion.

The splenetic hatred of world Jewry intrinsic to Hitler's national socialism rose in Democrat ranks, until it is today openly and unashamedly bannered by headline-lusting firestarters in that party. 

Yet fresh is the Gerald 'nazi tattoo' Platner matter. When that Maine stormtrooper seemed popular, Democrats of high stature leapt to dance with the national socialist devil. 

Even if throwing him under the bus at the 11th hour had always been planned, the ugly truth remains that Schumer, Sanders, Khanna, Pocohantas, Gallego, and a legion of other hooved amoralists -- Washington Democrats' 'Totenkopf caucus' --  endorsed Platner when sun shone. 

That unprincipled exercise will forever damn them in the estimation of honest, good-hearted observers.

(Meanwhile, the machine has yet to be invented that could tabulate the dizzying number of rank-and-file Democrat lever-graspers who hoist wicked propagandists onto their shoulders in the ghastly Parade of Monsters presently befouling American polity.)

Antisemitism, the world's oldest bigotry, is now fancied clever by connivers who once claimed to oppose hate. Embraced today for advantage it might lend toward power acquisition, that vile prejudice is now as likely to turn up in left gatherings as are rainbow insignia.

The hush that followed President John F. Kennedy's 1963 Dallas murder represented all good Americans regardless of party. It was a matter of basic decency. 

But that was then. Today, if a conservative GOP figure fell to a lunatic's bullets, leftists would freestyle on the coffin lid. 

Cartoonishly radical, unAmerican notions may not held by every grassroots Democrat voter. But (and herein can be located the pivotal peril) so intense is their unreasonable hatred of Americans' chosen president, they'd gladly endorse anything contrary. 

Anything.

In days that immediately followed numerous attempts to assassinate President Trump, many famed Democrat officials and show business flakes either blamed the intended victim, disputed the crime's factualness, or twirled noisemakers.

And an online respondent to a Christian Charlie Kirk meme I once circulated sneered: "That didn't turn out too well for him, did it?"

In that morally despicable rejoinder was encapsulated the garbage-hearted maliciousness that actually thrives in the breasts of Democrats who elsewhere thunder counterfeit virtuosity.

A widow and young orphans grieve for an innocent father assassinated solely for political and cultural opinions he held, and for his belief in God. A loyal Democrat found that cause for guffawing.

Nor did that online foulness stand out from the left crowd. Mocking Charlie's murder is widely popular amongst progressives, whether they clog avenues or strut atop rally stages.

The mask has rotted away, eaten by the acids of Democrat Party loathing for President Trump, for America, and for Christianity.

Wickedness, the world now grasps, was the claimed good guys' driver all along.

Many American families have grandfathers and other antecedents who suffered and even died overseas to crush Hitler's socialism and communism. Today's Democrats surely have quite the leg muscles -- how else could they dance on so many graves?

Vote accordingly.