The Dems are out of ideas - and on the verge of collapse
On Feb. 4, an American television audience watched the nation’s oldest political party commit mass suicide.
In front of the Treasury Building in Washington, D.C., many of the Democratic Party’s most well-known Congressional figures gathered to whine about the zero-based budget analysis being conducted by Elon Musk, the billionaire who leads the ad hoc Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
Musk is discovering that the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) effectively became a slush fund for “progressive” Democrats to launder money and finance political vanity projects and graft. Recipients included organizations associated with George Soros, Bill Gates and Chelsea Clinton; hers alone received $84 million from the agency.
Comments from Congressional Democrats are beyond telling.
“Elon Musk is a Nazi nepo baby, a godless, lawless billionaire,” Rep. Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts shouted, receiving enthusiastic cheers. “This is the American people. This is not your trashy cyber truck that you can just dismantle, pick apart and sell the pieces of.
“We are not done agitating. We will see you in the courts, in Congress, in the streets.”
Rep. LaMonica McIver of New Jersey agreed.
“We will not take this (excrement) from Donald Trump and Elon Musk; we will fight back,” screamed McIver, who promised to “shut down the city. We are at war!”
Those and similar comments reflect more than irresponsible agitation. They expose the Democratic Party as out of ideas. The Democrats have nothing but corruption and intimidation — as Musk and President Donald Trump are ruthlessly revealing.
The Democrats themselves know they constitute a spent force. They admitted as much 48 hours earlier while concluding a conference to elect a new party chairman.
“In private meetings and at public events, elected Democrats appear leaderless, rudderless and divided,” wrote the New York Times’ Lisa Lerer and Reid J. Epstein, who added that the party “is struggling to define what it stands for” and “what issues to prioritize.”
“They disagree over how often and how stridently to oppose Mr. Trump,” Lerer and Epstein continued. “They have no shared understanding of why they lost the election, never mind how they can win in the future. The tepid race for D.N.C. chair illustrated the lack of a broad party message that goes beyond attacking Mr. Trump to offer a new vision.”
The Democrats put themselves in that position by embracing ideological radicals, an educated class infatuated with them and the billionaire oligarchs who fund them, such as Soros. That explains the abuse of USAID. In the process, the party embraced the absolute contempt those radicals and their acolytes have for the rest of society, as FrontPage Magazine often reported. --->READ MORE HEREAttendees speak out as Worcester, Massachusetts votes to become a transgender sanctuary city: (If video below does not work, WATCH IT HERE)
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