Dems always project their failures onto others. It's what they do.
A General Question for Q
Anons appear to understand the need for the Q team itself to remain entirely anonymous. This would go without saying, but nonetheless, anons' complete respect for this aspect of things is most heartening.
"Do not glorify us," you say. Likely, the Q team itself has little use for glory. But there is another side to the equation: "we the people" also need to express appreciation. For the foreseeable future, there is no outlet for that.
So the question is: as things unfold, as the dust settles, as the American people eventually settle into their new lives in this country, will it eventually be revealed who the Q team actually was? It may be a year, it may be ten, but will it happen eventually? It would almost seem criminal to have this knowledge lost to history forever.
When you all step back one day and look on this country, you can all ponder "look what we've done." You will say the people did it, but you led them.
Hopefully one day we will know.