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The context you're not getting with that is that the left have redefined democracy for themselves as "when we win". When they lose it's demonic "populism" (see Brexit, Trump, BoJo). So in that case, yes, that's correct in that the GOP and American right are the most pressing opponents for the...

The Light Brigade actually achieved their objective, which was to spike the Russian guns at the end of the valley. Pickett's Charge aimed to capture Cemetery Hill, and failed at doing so.

But there's Pickett's Charge which was ... it was kind of like the Charge of the Light Brigade but got nowhere near actually accomplishing its objective?

Yeah, because when I think of a neo-Confederate "holy site" I think of the location of the Confederacy's most famous defeat.

Specifically, they want to launch a nuclear war after which the UFOs will show up. They also believe they can telepathically speak to dolphins.

Never let a crisis go to waste, eh?

Giving unelected bureaucrats the ability to make regulations which have the binding force of law nullifies the entire concept of representative governance. It's not just dangerous, it's downright destructive of democratic norms.

6. More fundamentally, non-legislators shouldn't have the ability to de facto make laws. Separation of powers is a thing for a reason.