Democrats blame voters for their loss

 Washington Examiner:

Democrats could have taken the results of last week’s election as a moment to pause and reflect. They could have looked at a new CNN poll showing 60% of voters believe President Joe Biden isn’t paying attention to the nation’s biggest problems. They could have listened to Democratic strategist Ruy Teixeira, who pointed out that crime, immigration, and critical race theory are all real issues that actual voters care about.

Nah!

Democrats are not doing any of those things. Instead, they seem intent on learning nothing from their huge losses at the ballot box last week. They are instead blaming voters and escalating their condemnation of white people in general. They especially loathe white women for not voting Democratic, and they reserve the most venom for white women who lack a college education.

“Racism still works in Virginia,” former Chairman of the Democratic National Committee Howard Dean said soon after Glenn Youngkin was declared the next governor of Virginia on election night.

“It’s not the messaging, folks,” the Atlantic’s Jemele Hill added. “This country simply loves white supremacy.”
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The Democrats have gone from being anti-black racists to anti-white racists.  Their absurd definition of "white supremacy" is likely to alienate more voters than it attracts.  By making up an expansive definition of "white supremacy" instead of understanding the real issues in the campaign the Democrats will keep on losing.  Jemele Hill is not an astute judge of voters and why they rejected the evils of liberalism.

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