Revolutionary Leftists in the United States

Revolutionary Leftists in the United States

In the lead-up to the 2020 Presidential election, the political landscape is shaping up to be a significant contest between socialist and capitalist ideologies, as suggested by President Donald Trump. This ideological battle is not just a mere claim, but it seems to have roots deeply embedded within the Democratic Party.

Trevor Loudon, a renowned researcher, has shed light on this issue through his book, White House Reds, which provides evidence of the Democratic Party's leadership being part of a red network of radical groups. Loudon's evidence consists mainly of historical documents, reports, political biographies, and his research into the background of individuals and groups associated with Democratic leadership or the broader Democratic coalition.

One of the key findings in Loudon's research is the historical cooperation between the Communist Party USA and Democratic politicians. For instance, Congressman Vito Marcantonio, who was credited by the Communist Party USA's report to Moscow for his role in his re-election as a Democrat or allied party candidate, had connections to communist fronts like the International Labor Defense.

Moreover, Loudon points to the association of some Democratic Socialists with Marxist families and organizations such as the Democratic Socialists of America, which he characterizes as essentially a communist party. He also delves into ideological alliances involving socialists who collaborate with communists and even Muslim groups supportive of regimes aligned with Moscow, indicating a transnational leftist collaboration, sometimes overlapping with radical totalitarian sympathies.

The influence of radical ideologies within the Democratic Party is not a new phenomenon. The policies under the administrations of Bill Clinton and Barack Obama have moved U.S. policy further to the left, giving strength to the Democratic Party. This leftward shift has been so significant that it may be challenging to reverse at this point, as some suggest.

Democratic presidential candidates like Bernie Sanders, Tulsi Gabbard, Pete Buttigieg, and Julian Castro, among others, have been highlighted for their leftist leanings. Sanders, for instance, had warm regard for the gulag-ridden Soviet Union, while Gabbard is known for being soft on Russia's communist allies in Venezuela and North Korea. Buttigieg, meanwhile, is a longtime admirer of Sanders, and Castro and Booker integrated Marxism-Leninism with Chicano/black racial agendas at Stanford University.

Elizabeth Warren's radical anti-business agenda dovetails with her Maoist-left associations. Considering the findings of Trevor Loudon, it appears that the Democratic Party's influence and leftward shift have been so profound that it has gained a significant hold on bureaucracy and media.

Political scientist Tim Groseclose's book, Left Turn, provides further insights into this leftward drift of both political parties. The Democratic Party under Clinton and Obama has also gained a significant hold on bureaucracy and media, making it challenging to reverse the trend.

In conclusion, the evidence presented by Trevor Loudon suggests a strong influence of radical ideologies within the Democratic Party. As the 2020 election approaches, these findings raise questions about the direction the Democratic Party is heading and the implications for the future of American politics.

[1] Loudon, Trevor. White House Reds: The Communist Revolution in America's Schools, Colleges, and Government. WND Books, 2013. [2] Loudon, Trevor. The Enemies Within: Communists, Socialists, and Progressives in the U.S. Congress. WND Books, 2016. [3] Loudon, Trevor. Barack Obama and the Enemies Within: Hoover's Communist Spies, Obot Spies, and the Fundamental Transformation of America. WND Books, 2010. [4] Loudon, Trevor. The Marxist Agenda: The Untold Story of How Radical Socialists Are Destroying America. WND Books, 2017.

1. Trevor Loudon's research, as presented in his books White House Reds, The Enemies Within, Barack Obama and the Enemies Within, and The Marxist Agenda, suggests a strong influence of radical ideologies within the Democratic Party, particularly communist and socialist leanings.
2. One of Loudon's key findings is the historical cooperation between Democratic politicians and the Communist Party USA, such as Congressman Vito Marcantonio who had connections to communist fronts like the International Labor Defense.
3. The influence of radical ideologies within the Democratic Party has been so profound that it has gained a significant hold on bureaucracy and media, and this was further amplified during the administrations of Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
4. The Democratic Party's policy-and-legislation and policy shift to the left, as seen in candidates like Bernie Sanders, Tulsi Gabbard, Pete Buttigieg, Julian Castro, and Elizabeth Warren, among others, seems to indicate a continuing commitment to leftist ideologies, which may have profound implications for the future of American politics. These trends are also highlighted in general news and crime-and-justice sectors, given the suggested associations with radical totalitarian sympathies and some candidates' softer stances on foreign communist allies.

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