In recent years, beginning with Obama, the Democratic party has become unmoored from its basic center-left policies and embraced ideas and policies which are illogical, absurd, and increasingly unpopular.
Looking at some tea leaves, I see the beginning of the end of this party as presently constituted.
Here's how I’m reading the tea leaves about the Democratic party as presently staffed and their policies.
Harris and Walz have made a thing of “turning the page,” but the page that must be turned is the one they are on.
Things like these: • Allowing open borders coupled with a very generous social welfare system to be tapped by all who enter; • Endorsing chemical castration of children and allowing transgender women into the private spaces of actual women; • Engaging in endless wars in which we have no genuine national stake; • Supporting UNWRA, which exists solely to attack our longtime ally Israel; • Issuing regulations which limit productivity in everything in the name of preventing the chimerical and unproven climate change; • Committing significant First Amendment violations and pursuing frivolous lawsuits against their opponents; • Defunding the police and allowing crime to flourish in blue cities; • Embracing corrupt dictatorial international bodies like WHO and WEF; • Promoting DEI policies which are discriminatory and resulting in ethnic and racial identity, rather than merit, being the criteria for hiring and promoting employees.
Campaign ads for Rep. Elissa Slotkin in Michigan, Sen. Sherrod Brown in Ohio, Sen. Bob Casey in Pennsylvania, and Sen. Tammy Baldwin in Wisconsin focus on the Democratic candidates' alliance with Trump or his policies, implying that aligning with the former president may benefit their campaigns more than siding with Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris.
Then look at what’s happening in four swing states: Ads have been released that show four Democratic Senate candidates in battleground states either working with former President Donald Trump or agreeing with his messaging as the November election is less than a month away.
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