Locals Finding Bodies While Dems Plan Voting Strategies In North Carolina

Liberals hate rural Americans. They loathe Republicans. They REALLY abhor Trump voters. We know this, but now they’re making their feelings and strategies known publicly. These opinions are no longer confined to the sewer. Former FEMA Director Michael Brown explains what Mayorkas SHOULD BE DOING.

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When David Axelrod speaks, Democrats across the land know he is speaking for Obama, and last week he gave dishonest Democrats their marching orders: Don’t be in a hurry to set up voting locations and issue absentee ballots to rural western North Carolina.

Axelrod, long time Obama adviser, admitted what survivors of Hurricane Helene had already figured out: Aid to rural North Carolina voters and other GOP areas is being denied for political reasons. Indeed, when FEMA bothered to show up at all, days after the hurricane hit and long after private charities and local volunteers, these overpaid bureaucrats often interfered with ongoing help and even tried to shut it down as evidenced by this interchange.

Democrats don’t even try to hide their joy over Hurricane Helene’s ravaging of Georgia (16 electoral votes) and North Carolina (16 electoral votes). These are key swing states this election year, and predominantly pro-Trump counties have been hit the hardest. Indeed, even with the fraud, Trump won North Carolina in 2020.

I find this part of Axelrod’s remarks the most bizarre because Asheville, North Carolina was, literally, swept away: Obama adviser David Axelrod isn’t worried about Democrat voters in the Liberal bastion of Asheville because they are, according to him, “intelligent, rich, and know how to cast their ballots.” The rural Trump base is too dumb—he essentially said that (via Fox News): 

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David Axelrod argued that Vice President Kamala Harris voters will be clever enough to navigate voting in the wake of the devastation from Hurricane Helene, while saying that rural Trump voters will have a harder time getting to the polls. 

Axelrod made the claim during an episode of his podcast "Hacks on Tap" that aired October 2nd. You can listen to these remarks at the 44-minute mark: Describing Asheville as a "blue dot" in the state, he continued, "Those voters in Asheville are – they’re, you know, the kind of voters that will figure out a way to vote. You know, they’re upscale, kind of liberal voters, and they’re probably going to figure out a way to vote," Axelrod said. 

He went on to say "I’m not sure a bunch of these folks who’ve had their homes and lives destroyed elsewhere in western North Carolina – in the mountains there – are going to be as easy to wrangle for the Trump campaign," the political commentator hypothesized. "I don’t know how that’s all going to play out, but it’s an unpredictable element in North Carolina that has made it, maybe a little more interesting," he mused. 

Communities in North Carolina, which Axelrod noted is the second-most rural state in the country, were hit especially hard by the effects of Hurricane Helene. Catastrophic flooding has destroyed roads and bridges, cutting off communities from getting much-needed aid. These remarks feed into the narrative of why the Biden/Harris response to the worst natural disaster since Katrina hit the Gulf Coast in 2005 has been horrible. They know that helping these people means helping Trump and they can’t accept that:

Liberals hate rural Americans. They loathe Republicans. They REALLY abhor Trump voters. We know this, but now they’re making their feelings & strategies known publicly. These opinions are no longer confined to the sewer.