CAUCUS: No dead bodies to be found

In the editorial of March 1, “Is it a caucus or carcass,” don’t look for the carcass, there isn’t one. Everything mentioned is nothing more than a complaint about the majority Republicans and how they have decided to run their process of nomination in Idaho.

Too bad the Democrats don’t run the Republican Party. Think of the “progress” that could be made with Democrats running everything. We could have multiple unsolved shootings and murders yearly, rampant retail theft never punished because stealing other peoples’ stuff is a consequence of oppression, we could have 6-year-olds voting for school levies, we could have a single party. Republicans, nor those of us considered independent or libertarian or constitutional or any other party, want Progressive political things. “Then again, all bets are off if the communists take over.” This last sentence is the tell all.

Projection on primaries is the smallest of the Progressive problems. Through elimination of oil, natural gas and coal, “world” organizations like the U.N. and the WEF expect to dominate world energy supplies and thus dominate populations across the world. Through that control they want to dictate to the United States what we can or cannot do, what energy we can or cannot use. That is communism. So, yes, The Press is correct, if we continue to allow communist control through the “homogeneous block” called the Democratic Party, we have a serious problem.

DON THOMPSON

Coeur d’Alene