The demise of the Dems

 Matt Margolis:

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The numbers don’t lie.

Voters see Democrats for what they are: slow, incompetent, and wildly out of step with reality. Their latest ploy to reconnect with working-class Americans is downright pathetic—and frankly, hilarious. Meanwhile, Trump is out there doing what he’s always done: winning.

How bad is it for the left?

Blue states are bleeding population, and red states are growing. The so-called “blue wall” states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin are crumbling so fast that after the 2030 census, Democrats won’t be able to win a national election even if they win all of those states.

So, what are they doing about it? That’s where it gets hilarious. According to the New York Times, they’re burning $20 million on something called “Speaking with American Men.”

Yes, that’s real. This is what panic looks like.
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Speaking as a former Democrat voter and an American man, I don't think this is going to work for the Democrats. They need to do a better job of polling to see just how far off they are from what we want from a politician. 

See also:

Neuroscientist Accidentally Reveals Democrats' Dark Strategy Behind Biden's Mental Health Cover-Up

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 In doing so, Harris admitted that Biden’s competency wasn’t just misunderstood—it was irrelevant. The real goal, for many Democrats, was to stop Trump at any cost. “Not much materially changes once you reveal just how insane and despicable this cover-up of Biden’s infirmities actually was,” Harris concluded, suggesting that the deception—however egregious—was worth it to keep Trump out of office.

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This shows the Democrats' Trump derangement syndrome.  By any objective measure, Trump has been a better presdient than Biden or whoever was in charge of that administration was.   Trump has been a better steward of the economy and has kept the US out of foreign wars.

And:

Hoo Boy: New Effort by Dems to Figure Out Why They're Losing Is Hilariously Clueless

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 What a way to show you understand the working class and men by hanging out in luxury and studying men like they're alien entities. 

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