The Slow Demise of the Democrat Party Power doesn’t come by inheritance. You have to crush your opponent.

 You know what they say: Don’t stop your enemy when he’s making a mistake. The Democrat Party is trying to prove its bombproof loyalty to Biden when the truth is that it would only take the breath of a dying gnat to bring him down. The polls are devouring Biden. And the biological clock ate him up years ago. But no one can deny reality as stubbornly as a Democrat following the instructions from the press and the party’s rank and file. 

 

Last Monday, CBS News White House correspondent Ed O’Keefe asked Karine Jean-Pierre, “Given the president’s sagging poll numbers and the fact that he is currently placing behind any Republican opponent, has there been any talk in this White House about a change in strategy or staffing going forward in reflection of those numbers that continue to show him underwater?” And the White House press secretary, looking like she had put on shoes two sizes too small, replied with the efficiency, expansiveness, and transparency we can expect whenever a journalist poses an important question to a politician: “No.” 

It’s true — at least she didn’t answer with an annoyed onomatopoeic snap, or spit. 

However, it was good to hear something along those lines. Because if the Democrats don’t do something to stop the bleeding at the polls, something like actually getting to work on things that are actually beneficial for the people and not just satisfying minority flaws, if they don’t seriously consider that Biden is no president at all but a cardboard man being paraded around in a disgraceful manner, America may regain prosperity and freedom sooner than expected. 

However, in light of recent electoral events in and out of the United States, we should not dismiss the possibility that such calm over the polls is because they already have a plan to win the elections through street agitation and some prefabricated scandal when there are only a few weeks left to vote. I don’t even want to entertain the idea that they might be thinking of rigging them. 

Otherwise, it’s inconceivable that they should continue to neglect the middle classes, that they couldn’t care less about family economies, and that they continue to do nothing really useful for the country; in fact, most of the things Biden announces (if anyone still pays attention to his announcements) are clearly harmful to the interest of the majority of Americans. The fact that these are measures aligned with the UN’s 2030 agenda is the best evidence that these are measures against sovereignty and national interests. 

Otherwise, the Democrat crisis is so bad that they have even become openly divided over the Israel issue. Biden’s pro-Israel stance displeases the left wing of the party, which feels more comfortable cheering terrorists on the streets of New York. The moral compass of the left is always faulty. In any case, note this: Whenever in a left-wing party there is a split and a battle, the victory always goes to the extreme left wing, which even those who at first were appalled inevitably end up realigning themselves with. In two years there may well be hardly any pro-Israelis left in the Democrat Party. 

In the meantime, Republicans can celebrate that without doing anything particularly brilliant, and regardless of the candidate they may put forward, they are still beating Biden in the polls. Now they just need to believe that elections have to be won for real. Power doesn’t come by inheritance. You have to crush your opponent. Even if it is Biden and his natural state is already completely crushed.

https://spectator.org/the-slow-demise-of-the-democrat-party/