California is the perfect Democratic utopia.

Not because everything works.

Because nothing has to work.

Think about it. The state is losing people, businesses, tax revenue, and occasionally entire neighborhoods. Yet somehow Democrats still present California the way realtors describe a house with termites.

"Open concept."

Spencer Pratt looked at what happened to his community, looked at what happened to his own home, and decided to get involved.

That's usually the part where Democrats tell us democracy is beautiful.

Citizens engaged.

Voices being heard.

People participating in the process.

Unless, of course, they're the wrong citizens with the wrong voices participating in the wrong process.

Then democracy suddenly becomes a public health emergency.

California Republicans don't vote. They provide test data.

Their ballots are essentially quality-control reports that let Democrats know whether the system needs additional adjustments.

The 2016 Presidential Election shook up the Leftist world and the world in general.

In reflection, I understand the impossible odds that Trump faced, not because Hillary Clinton was a better candidate, but because the fix was in.

Trump wasn't supposed to win.

Most of the so-called experts predicted otherwise, predictions that flew in the face of what we were seeing.

The media and polls amplified the “experts”.

The paid shills verified the experts, and celebrities added their inconsequential opinions.

It was the most thoroughly approved election in history... right up until voters delivered a different outcome.

Imagine spending billions creating the world's most sophisticated vending machine, inserting the proper candidate, pushing all the right buttons, and having Donald Trump fall out the bottom instead.

That's what happened in 2016.

The machine broke.

Leftist discovered that the machine they designed to make things look like voters mattered had a glitch.

The cabal lost control of the outcome.

Then came the frantic repairs. The infamous voting machines from Dominion.

Updates were installed.

Patches were downloaded.

Emergency maintenance was performed.

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