A Democrat who realizes the party has lost its way

 Jason Cohen 🇺🇸

@JasonJournoDC
🚨NEW: Former Dem State Sen. Nina Turner GOES SCORCHED EARTH on party🚨 "The Democratic Party proved itself to be hypocrites. And two things that people cannot abide: hypocrites and liars. So they wanted to say that President Donald J. Trump was the biggest threat to democracy when it turns out that the Democratic Party itself was the biggest threat to democracy." "The biggest mistake that the party made in my opinion, before we got to this point, was to not allow for a robust primary. And the Democratic Party itself must answer to that." "And the same people who got us in this mess are not the ones who can get us out. So as far as I'm concerned, Leader Hakeem Jeffries should go. As far as I'm concerned, Senator Schumer should go. All of these folks should go. Clean house and start all over."

I think Turner is right.   It is one of the reasons why the party is now only polling in the 20's.  They have lost touch with the majority of US voters who now support Trump.

See also:

President Trump Calls for ‘Treasonous Thugs’ Who Controlled Joe Biden to Pay

And:

 Trump: Biden's 'Treasonous' Team 'Stole the Presidency'

And:

 New Poll: Massive Decline In Democratic Party Optimism Since Last Summer Signals Bleak Future

And:

 Miami-Dade’s Historic Shift: Florida’s Political Landscape Turns Red

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