民主党放狠话要秋后算账，法轮功的末日到了？
民主党重量级人物 Rice，最近接受左媒采访时，放出狠话：
一旦今年民主党赢得中选，两年后赢得大选，所有川普的党羽同伙随从，尤其是那些助纣为虐的政治团伙媒体团伙商业团体，一定会被秋后算账。那些以为改朝换代后马照跑，舞照跳的支持川普的投机分子们，民主党不会再给你们任何机会！
据说，民主党上台后，柿子找软的捏，会首先拿法轮功开刀。
2020年，拜登赢得大选。作为一个传统的意识形态挂帅的反共分子，拜登顶住党内压力，没有对狂热挺川并且恶毒造谣中伤民主党的法轮功秋后算账。
WHY？？？？
唯一的原因，是要留着法轮功反共。
但法轮功不知好歹，原本是民主党建制派豢养的撕咬中共的狗，居然反过来撕咬主人。
于是乎，在2024年大选之前，民主党已经开始收拾法轮功：
1. 法轮功的机关报大妓院时报，因为涉嫌洗钱等违法乱纪活动，被民主党的司法部门调查，首席财务官关伟东锒铛入狱（这里要给关伟东点赞，忠心护主，为了保住法轮功，自己扛下了所有罪行，是条汉子）
2. 民主党控制的左媒纽约时报，发表系列文章，揭露法轮功以及神韵的诸多违法乱纪行为，为民主党控制的纽约司法部出手彻底干翻法轮功制造舆论。
眼看法轮功在劫难逃。。。。慢着！狗屎运来了：
2024年大选，拜登退选，弱智无能的贺锦丽输给了川普。美国改朝换代，民主党群龙无首，自顾不暇，根本没时间再去管神马法轮功的烂事，让法轮功侥幸逃过一劫。
不过，正如 Rice 所言，一旦2028年民主党上台，严重涉嫌洗钱，偷税漏税，虐待未成年儿童等一系列违反美国法律行为的法轮功，将在劫难逃。
Former United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice (D) is warning corporations and other entities that “take a knee” to President Trump to expect to be “held accountable” if Democrats return to power.
“If these corporations think that the Democrats, when they come back in power, are going to, you know, play by the old rules, and, you know, say, ‘Oh, never mind. We’ll forgive you for all the people you fired, all the policies and principles you’ve violated, all, you know, the laws you’ve skirted.’ I think they’ve got another thing coming,” Rice told Preet Bharara, former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, on Thursday on the “Stay Tuned with Preet” podcast.
Rice, who served in the administrations of former Presidents Obama and Biden, ripped law firms, universities, media companies and corporations for acting in “very short-term self-interest” by bowing to pressure from Trump.
She predicted an “accountability agenda” awaited those entities, forecasting an electoral shift in the upcoming midterm elections.
“You know, companies already are starting to hear they better preserve their documents. They better be ready for subpoenas. If they’ve done something wrong, they’ll be held accountable, and if they haven’t broken the law, good for them,” Rice said.
“This is not going to be an instance of, you know, forgive and forget. The damage that these people are doing is too severe to the American people and to our national interest,” she continued.
Rice pointed to waning public approval for Trump’s economic and immigration policies in making her case, suggesting the president’s agenda was “not popular” with Americans.
The Trump administration has been working to sharpen its messaging on the economy ahead of the midterms, hoping that spotlighting affordability will pull attention away from the president’s controversial immigration crackdown.
Trump’s hard-line stance helped deliver him to victory in the 2024 presidential election, but some Republicans have grown concerned in recent weeks that the issue has become a political liability following the deaths of two U.S. citizens at the hands of federal officers in Minneapolis last month.
That pair of shootings brought renewed scrutiny to the tactics being used in federal immigration operations. It also sparked widespread protests, including plans for another round of nationwide “No Kings” demonstrations next month.
Rice on Thursday applauded the effort, while calling for “much broader and much more sustained” action.
“The people of Minnesota, above all, have shown us how bravely … it is possible to come together and to have an impact, and to do so through peaceful, nonviolent, mass protest,” she said. “So, I think that is a very important sign, and I think it will have knock-on effects in many other parts of the country.”