Dems in decline

 Steve Feinstein:

From a straight political standpoint, things are not going well for the Democrats. It’s difficult to cite a time in post-World War II America when so many things on so many fronts went this badly this quickly, and the voting public knows it’s their fault:

  • Inflation at 40-year highs and spiking energy prices
  • Out of control illegal immigration, being encouraged by Democrats to bolster liberal voting rolls
  • Weakened military, with an inexplicable emphasis on woke social issues instead of combat readiness
  • Crime running rampant, with many big-city DA’s refusing to prosecute the offenders
  • Woke policies and wildly disproportionate attention on gender and diversity issues eroding the once-dependable foundation of American society

These Democrat policies have tangibly and dramatically degraded the quality of daily life in America, to the point where many people are starting to doubt that things will ever return to normal.

The Democrats are giving it their best shot to divert attention from their failures and gin up feigned outrage over nonexistent Trump-caused national transgressions, but the public isn’t buying it. No January 6th investigation, Diversity/Equity/Inclusion (“DEI”) efforts by schools and woke companies, Green initiatives, etc. are resonating with the voting public. A recent Pew Research poll of Black Americans -- historically one of the most reliable Democrat voting blocs -- reveals that crime and economic issues are their top concerns, with diversity/culture near the bottom of their list. The January 6th matter and the environment? They didn’t even make the cut; they weren’t even mentioned.  --

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Their attempt to demonize Trump and compare him to Putin should be an abject failure.  They have blown their credibility on that score as Durham has exposed the fraud of their Russian collusion story.  On the real issues, they are underwater.  Inflation and immigration are both issues where a supermajority opposes the Democrats.  Progressive DAs have turned their areas into crime-infested ghettos.  Their DEI program is seen as the racist mess that it is.

See, also:

Democrats’ Culture War Is Destroying Their Ability To Govern Competently Enough To Fool Voters

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