The anti-Biden revolution started Thursday

It didn't take long for the Trump campaign and other GOP-related fundraising organizations to cash in on the sham Manhattan trial's conviction to turn anger into campaign cash. During FNC's The Five, Dana Perino reported that WinRed had crashed temporarily before she reported that WinRed had already raised $6,000,000 in the half-hour after the Trump verdict's announcement. That's just the start of it.

According to this article, Team Trump said on X "So many Americans were moved to donate to President Trump’s campaign that the WinRed pages went down. We are working on getting the website back online as quickly as possible." Elsewhere, "former Rep. Lee Zeldin said on X that he had just secured an $800,000 donation for Trump’s Joint Fundraising Committee, adding: 'Never experienced a massive ask that easy.'"

Elsewhere, "Silicon Valley venture capitalist Shaun Maguire said on X that he had just donated $300,000 to Trump’s presidential campaign, adding that the anticipated felony conviction was a factor in his support: 'I believe our justice system is being weaponized against him,' he said."

The Revolution starts today

It's time we noticed that today's Democrats declared war on democracy. Today's Democrats love mob rule. Just look at Trump. He's a billionairee but he stood in the way of the Democrats' plans. The minute they noticed he posed a serious threat to their plans, they started plotting against him. Up popped "Russia! Russia! Russsia!" Next came the faux outrage over him withholding military aid to Ukraine, followed by the sham impeachment.

This won't' stop unless...

The first rule of bullies is that they won't stop until you fight them and give them a bloody nose or fat lip. When they realize that you'll stand your ground, then they'll back off a little.

Yesterday's conviction of Trump was the end of Phase I of Operation: Lawfare. If you think it stops there, think again. That's just Phase I. The next step (for us) is to volunteer for Trump's campaign or to contribute cash to fuel Trump's fight.

If They'll come for Trump...

Trump often said they came after him because he stood in front of us. We know that's true even if we won't admit it. When the FBI raided Mark Houck's rural PA home with guns drawn, they were coming for us. When they deployed U.S. attorneys when parents got involved in their kids' school board meetings, that was another example of them coming for us. Democrats have declared war on us! That isn't a pleasant thought but it's the indisputable truth.

It's time for us to fight. It's time fight aginst Soros-funded DAs like Alvin Bragg. It's time to fight for the Bill of Rights because the Bill of rights protects us from the Democrats' tyranny. It's time to get involved in college campuses and grade schools, too, because that's where indoctrinations start.

I'm not sad because we watched the destruction of the rule of law. Democrats have been gnawing at that since the 1970s. Rather, I'm in full combat mode. It's time for the next Revolutionary War. This is the hill worth fighting over.

UPDATE: I see I've got company in this fight. Welcome to the revolution, Megyn:

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