It's not just Trump repeating this anti-democracy rhetoric; his whole campaign strategy is based on it. One of his top advisors recently stated that teamTeam Trump won't accept any election results until Inauguration Day, suggesting it will be Trump and only Trump who is sworn into office next year. The pro-Trump Republican Party has become eerily comfortable with this language, and the American public should be aware of it.

The same Democrats who just installed a presidential nominee with no voting process should not be accusing Trump of authoritarianism. While the Biden-Harris adminstrationadministration distracts usthe public with hyperbolic claims about Trump, they've embarked on one of the most authoritarian missions in US history: overhauling the Judicial Branch to establish permanent Democrat power. To see who's really authoritarian, just look at the people trying to destroy the independent judiciary .

Daily Caller

Donald Trump's norm-breaking actions are more spectacle than substance. There is absolutely no evidence that he seeks to unconstitutionally seize power. The real danger lies in neglecting underlying social and economic issues. Focusing on exaggerated threats of tyranny distracts from addressing economic inequalities and social justice, which are the true sources of political instability. And that is the real threat to US democracy, not Trump.

New York Times