How Democrats got themselves into their current debacle

 Mark Wauck:

There’s a bit of a buzz today because of a NYT times article on Saturday that more or less throws Zhou under the bus. It seems Dems don’t want him to run again in 2024—that’s for those who missed that he “ran” in 2020. But most of the quotes of Dems from the article—get the gist here …

Increasing Number Of Democrats Express Doubt Over Party’s Future With Biden, Concern For GOP Momentum: Report

or here:

"Regret And Anxiety": Dems Quietly Panicking, Don't Want Biden To Face Trump In 2024

indicate little in the way of regret in any substantive way. Yes, they regret that they appear to be headed for a serious shellacking in November and they prefer to put the blame for that on the hapless Zhou. Of course, they don’t accept the reality of their predicament—the real reasons behind it—that TGP points out. I’ve been telling my wife this for months and months:

Literally NO ONE Is Watching Biden White House Videos – The Viewership Is Abysmal – Pathetic

This is what happens when a gang of individuals steal an election and put in a place a senile old clown who no one likes and who has no base of followers.

On the other hand, they have NO regrets for the policies that have trashed the country. Their only regret is that they haven’t been able to wreak more destruction. Talk about clueless! Texas Democrat Jasmine Crockett, a candidate running for a House seat in deep blue Dallas:

“Democrats are like, ‘What the hell is going on? Our country is completely falling apart.”

Conservatives, on the other hand, are like, ‘What did you expect, Jasmine? Do you know the definition of insanity?’

Jasmine, however,

“was disappointed that the Biden administration and Congressional Democrats had not advanced more of their leftist agenda. She also expressed concern for Democrats lagging behind Republicans in terms of voter enthusiasm.”

Right. She doesn’t see any connections going on there between policies and the country falling apart. Magic Prog incantations are supposed to shield them from the consequences of their policies and actions.
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There is much more.

It is mindblowing that Democrats still have any support for the garbage they have created in this country.  The enthusiasm for voting against Democrats is real.

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