Just as the fictional Dr. Victor Frankenstein did, the Dems decided to assemble a creature out of spare parts. In this modern-day remake of the Mary Shelley novel, the “defenders of democracy” used a grandfatherly smile, amateurish hair plugs, aviator shades, and flexible ethics to create the ultimate politician. They got an animatronic creature suitable for any Disney ride, and lifelike enough to get elected – with the right stage management.
But like Dr. Frankenstein, the mad scientists of the Democrat party forgot a few safety interlocks – like moral character. Now they’re dealing with the unintended consequences of their design flaw, as their creation – Joe Biden – undermines rather than serves them.
Their monster dropped it elder statesman façade and revealed its evil nature during itd Philadelphia “red speech,” in which it called 78 million Americans enemies of the state. The monster seemed quite formidable as its military stood at attention behind it. The mob was reminded: Resistance is futile.
But the monster didn’t seem so formidable on the debate stage, just two years later. It rambled incoherently, and stared off into space as if waiting for a CPU reboot. As its vulnerabilities became apparent, the mob was no longer intimidated, and the creature’s usefulness to the Democrat party began to wane.
In the original Frankenstein, the mad scientist realized his creation wasn’t as benevolent as intended, when it attacked his family. In our modern remake of the novel, the Democrat party is suddenly realizing that it’s experiment isn’t benevolent either. Joe Biden is now jeopardizing the party’s family – the Democrat coalition. Without any guiding principles or sense of “consequences,” their creation has refused their stage management and pursued self-aggrandizement, first and foremost. The evil spawn of the Democrat party lab is driving away
- Catholics,
- Jews,
- Muslims,
- Blacks,
- Hispanics,
- Young Americans,
- Security moms, and
- Law and order moderates.
But the monster’s most unforgivable sin was demonstrating insufficient mental acuity to retain power. Without that ability, donors are refusing to fund the party’s “retention of power” activities. That is an unacceptable crisis, so the creators of Joe Biden have decided it’s time for him to go.
But while the Dems failed to give their creation many of the attributes necessary for a productive contributor to society, they did give it free-will and a sense of self-preservation. Just like the monster in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Joe Biden is refusing to go quietly into oblivion. The party’s creation is committed to staying in office. Biden stated that he will only withdraw from reelection if told to do so by “the Almighty.” By “Almighty” I think he meant God, not Barack Obama – though I could be wrong.
As far as our modern-day monster is concerned:
- He doesn’t care about polling.
- He doesn’t care about the opinions of his party leaders.
- He doesn’t care about the media coverage.
- He doesn’t care about medical opinions.
- He only cares about the opinions of his family, and they need him in office.
Unless God himself makes an appointment to see him in the Oval office, he intends to be the Democrat party nominee for President of the United States – whether anyone wants him to, or not. The monster that the Democrats built, is challenging its creator to stop him – if they can.
Clearly the Democrat party isn’t completely powerless. However, convincing him to voluntarily give up what he craves most, seems less likely to succeed than convincing Hamas to redirect its army to humanitarian pursuits. To bring their rebellious spawn to heel, they may need to remove him from office involuntarily and then change the nominating rules for their convention. Then the party will need to identify viable alternative monsters, and resolve the inevitable conflict between “only Cackles Harris supporters” and “never Cackles Harris opponents.”
That will all need to be accomplished in a very short period. Although the party’s convention isn’t until August 19, the Dems have committed to a virtual vote of its delegates ahead of that – to ensure their chosen candidate meets the August 7 Ohio filing deadline. This battle between monster and creator will reach some conclusion within the next 4 weeks.
I’m left to wonder: Will Frankenstein 2.0 end the same way that 1.0 did? Will there be no clear winner between monster and creator? Will they destroy each other? We’ll soon know – and it’s likely to be more entertaining than the Mary Shelley classic novel.
Author Bio: John Green is a retired engineer and political refugee from Minnesota, now residing in Idaho. He spent his career designing complex defense systems, developing high performance organizations, and doing corporate strategic planning. He can be reached at greenjeg@gmail.com.
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