Brb, taking mine apart to remove the wifi antenna and microphones.

Probably the one that it can be said with certainty wasn’t going to:

• Turn ICE into the gestapo and allow them to round up immigrants without due process, put them in concentration camps, and murder people with impunity.
• Pack the supreme court with fascist friendly “justices” who immediately overturned Roe v. Wade
• Weaponize the Justice department and use it against their political enemies … including attempting to strip a state representative of her citizenship for the crime of daring to oppose them as a non-christian woman of color.
• Weaponize the FCC to control the dissemination of dissent and unflattering truth.
• Do everything in the power to cripple and eliminate essential agencies and services, leading to countless preventable deaths
• Eliminate consumer and worker protections via said defunding/elimination of agencies
• Crow about America’s need for less dependence on other countries for goods that are critical to national security … while eliminating federal programs designed to secure domestic production of those goods.
• Start an unwinnable war, raising the price of oil … and thus the price of everything
• Open, widespread corruption
• Take steps to remove separation of church and state in pursuit of a theocratic government.
• Destroy every ounce of international good will we had, including trade deals
• “Tariff” goods: raising prices drastically and pocketing the proceeds.
• Intentionally create havoc in the national and global economy in pursuit of profit via insider trading and business deals for themselves and their allies.
• Do everything possible to destroy protections for transgender and gender non-conforming people
• Drastically accelerate the scope and power of the surveillance/police state.
• Rule with absolutely zero accountability or consequences.

But hey, it’s not like we’re hearing the exact same “both sides aren’t that different” bullshit that was said in 2008, 2016, and 2020.

If you had actually read the Wikipedia article:

In 1973, a federal district court in Arizona decided that the act was unconstitutional, and Arizona could not keep the party off the ballot in the 1972 general election (Blawis v. Bolin). In 1961, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that the act did not bar the party from participating in New York’s unemployment insurance system (Communist Party v. Catherwood).

So yes, the law passed during the the McCarthy era … and was afterwards declared unconstitutional.

The Communist Party USA is still around and even have a website.