Imaginary Law

Democrats go all in for another loopy conspiracy theory:

The same people who spent years mocking “QAnon” are now pushing a full-blown BlueAnon fantasy of their own. The source of this hysteria? None other than James Carville, the aging Democratic strategist who’s apparently desperate to stay relevant. On a recent episode of Politics War Room, Carville was asked whether Trump was trying to provoke enough unrest to declare martial law and suspend the 2026 elections. “You’re so correct to be concerned about this… It’s getting worse by the day. It is not going to stop getting worse. And I would be, we ought to be, on high, high alert.” The left’s panic stems from a deliberate misreading of Trump’s January 20 executive order, which declared a national emergency at the southern border and directed the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security to submit a report by April 20. The report will assess the border crisis—created by years of Democrat open-border policies—and recommend whether to invoke the Insurrection Act of 1807 for enforcement. Nowhere does it mention “martial law,” but that hasn’t stopped the BlueAnon crowd from spinning dystopian fantasies.

The Blue rabbit hole is deep...