Have the Dem's reached the bottom yet?

[bill718]

Thoughts From an Independent

Donald Trump and the MAGA crowd is not popular as they claim, but compared to the Dem's, that are doing very well.

Please consider:

* The Democrats have no coherent message people want to hear.

* The Democrats have no clear leader to deliver that message, even if they did.

* Millions of registered Democrats didn't bother to vote in 2024.

* The Democratic party is bitter and divided.

After 50 years of following politics, I've seen this before. I watched a Georgia peanut farmer beat the odds to become President in 1976, an Arkansas Governor become President in 1992, a previously unknown Senator rise from obscurity to be elected in 2008, and an old Senator, thought to be over the hill, defeat an established Republican in 2020.

Yes, its folly to write off the Democratic party, but wonder how much longer the Dem's will wander the political landscape, as a leaderless and backward group before they rise again.

 

[TheGreatSatan]

Democrats are polling at all time lows and trending lower as more and more Americans awaken to the fact that democrats are traitors working to intentionally collapse America for their WEF masters.

Democrats = traitors

 

[berg80]

* The Democrats have no coherent message people want to hear.

Well, they definitely don't have a message Repub's want to hear. Seeing as the Dem's have pounded POTer's for cutting Medicaid coverage for millions and taken away food assistance for the needy.

Personally, I find it hard to believe the millions of people across the country protesting the regime's actions are all Dem's. I have not seen anything like it since the Vietnam War.

 

[Woodznutz]

Thoughts From an Independent

Donald Trump and the MAGA crowd is not popular as they claim, but compared to the Dem's, that are doing very well.

Please consider:

* The Democrats have no coherent message people want to hear.

* The Democrats have no clear leader to deliver that message, even if they did.

* Millions of registered Democrats didn't bother to vote in 2024.

* The Democratic party is bitter and divided.

After 50 years of following politics, I've seen this before. I watched a Georgia peanut farmer beat the odds to become President in 1976, an Arkansas Governor become President in 1992, a previously unknown Senator rise from obscurity to be elected in 2008, and an old Senator, thought to be over the hill, defeat an established Republican in 2020.

Yes, its folly to write off the Democratic party, but wonder how much longer the Dem's will wander the political landscape, as a leaderless and backward group before they rise again.

If the Republicans stumble badly the voters will lift the Dems up again. If Trump's "Golden Age" actually materializes the Dems will be on the sidelines for a long time. More than ever "It's the economy, stupid."

 

[Blaster]

Young people are flocking to the Republican party.

 

[Oddball]

Well, they definitely don't have a message Repub's want to hear. Seeing as the Dem's have pounded POTer's for cutting Medicaid coverage for millions and taken away food assistance for the needy.

Personally, I find it hard to believe the millions of people across the country protesting the regime's actions are all Dem's. I have not seen anything like it since the Vietnam War.

 

[1srelluc]

They have yet began to defile themselves.

 

[Woodznutz]

Young people are flocking to the Republican party.

Rats abandoning a sinking ship and scurrying onto a floating one.

 

[Votto]

Thoughts From an Independent

Donald Trump and the MAGA crowd is not popular as they claim, but compared to the Dem's, that are doing very well.

Please consider:

* The Democrats have no coherent message people want to hear.

* The Democrats have no clear leader to deliver that message, even if they did.

* Millions of registered Democrats didn't bother to vote in 2024.

* The Democratic party is bitter and divided.

After 50 years of following politics, I've seen this before. I watched a Georgia peanut farmer beat the odds to become President in 1976, an Arkansas Governor become President in 1992, a previously unknown Senator rise from obscurity to be elected in 2008, and an old Senator, thought to be over the hill, defeat an established Republican in 2020.

Yes, its folly to write off the Democratic party, but wonder how much longer the Dem's will wander the political landscape, as a leaderless and backward group before they rise again.

An abyss is bottomless.

So no.

It is never ending.

 

[Woodznutz]

Well, they definitely don't have a message Repub's want to hear. Seeing as the Dem's have pounded POTer's for cutting Medicaid coverage for millions and taken away food assistance for the needy.

Some people might lose their Medicaid benefits.
Reductions in SNAP can improve health.

 

[22lcidw]

Thoughts From an Independent

Donald Trump and the MAGA crowd is not popular as they claim, but compared to the Dem's, that are doing very well.

Please consider:

* The Democrats have no coherent message people want to hear.

* The Democrats have no clear leader to deliver that message, even if they did.

* Millions of registered Democrats didn't bother to vote in 2024.

* The Democratic party is bitter and divided.

After 50 years of following politics, I've seen this before. I watched a Georgia peanut farmer beat the odds to become President in 1976, an Arkansas Governor become President in 1992, a previously unknown Senator rise from obscurity to be elected in 2008, and an old Senator, thought to be over the hill, defeat an established Republican in 2020.

Yes, its folly to write off the Democratic party, but wonder how much longer the Dem's will wander the political landscape, as a leaderless and backward group before they rise again.

You cleaned that up pretty good. It's not that clean though.

 

[DGS49]

The message of 2026 will probably be, "Voters vote for people, not parties." The unpopularity of the Democrat party generally will not result in Republican retention of Congress. The R's will have to run credible candidates, which they seldom do. And Republican voters will have to come out and vote in the mid-terms, which they seldom do.

As bad as the Democrats are, they are still likely to prevail NEXT November.

 

[Mac1958]

Well, they definitely don't have a message Repub's want to hear. Seeing as the Dem's have pounded POTer's for cutting Medicaid coverage for millions and taken away food assistance for the needy.

Personally, I find it hard to believe the millions of people across the country protesting the regime's actions are all Dem's. I have not seen anything like it since the Vietnam War.

We have a GQP that has sold its soul to an autocratic mental patient and a Democratic Party that couldn't beat him.

Something tells me there's plenty of room before we reach any "bottom".

 

[EvilCat Breath]

If the Republicans stumble badly the voters will lift the Dems up again. If Trump's "Golden Age" actually materializes the Dems will be on the sidelines for a long time. More than ever "It's the economy, stupid."

Democrats have lies and that's what they are relying on. No matter how good the economy gets democrats will lie hoping someone believes it.

 

[Votto]

We have a GQP that has sold its soul to an autocratic mental patient and a Democratic Party that couldn't beat him.

Something tells me there's plenty of room before we reach any "bottom".

Relax.

The Left just needs to find those 20 million voters that voted for Dementia Joe who did not vote for Hillary or Kamala.

They should be round just any second.............................

 

[Woodznutz]

Relax.

The Left just needs to find those 20 million voters that voted for Dementia Joe who did not vote for Hillary or Kamala.

They should be round just any second.............................

Don't underestimate the depth of depression that liberals can fall into. Those 20 million may never be back.

 

[22lcidw]

The message of 2026 will probably be, "Voters vote for people, not parties." The unpopularity of the Democrat party generally will not result in Republican retention of Congress. The R's will have to run credible candidates, which they seldom do. And Republican voters will have to come out and vote in the mid-terms, which they seldom do.

As bad as the Democrats are, they are still likely to prevail NEXT November.

The problem is as the years have gone bye, the Democrats are now proud of the word Progressive, and they vote that way in legislation. Progressive is what they are moving to Communist. Near everything we do is affected by that now. Colbert and Corden is a small part that are to be removed and there is a lot more needed just on TV.

 

[SweetSue92]

Thoughts From an Independent

Donald Trump and the MAGA crowd is not popular as they claim, but compared to the Dem's, that are doing very well.

Please consider:

* The Democrats have no coherent message people want to hear.

* The Democrats have no clear leader to deliver that message, even if they did.

* Millions of registered Democrats didn't bother to vote in 2024.

* The Democratic party is bitter and divided.

After 50 years of following politics, I've seen this before. I watched a Georgia peanut farmer beat the odds to become President in 1976, an Arkansas Governor become President in 1992, a previously unknown Senator rise from obscurity to be elected in 2008, and an old Senator, thought to be over the hill, defeat an established Republican in 2020.

Yes, its folly to write off the Democratic party, but wonder how much longer the Dem's will wander the political landscape, as a leaderless and backward group before they rise again.

Not yet. The absolute bottom will be when they elect these socialist mayors in the big cities, all the rich people and businesses flee, and they turn into USSR.

Am I sad about it? No. Let them do it. FAFO

 

[Auld Phart]

Thoughts From an Independent

Donald Trump and the MAGA crowd is not popular as they claim, but compared to the Dem's, that are doing very well.

Please consider:

* The Democrats have no coherent message people want to hear.

* The Democrats have no clear leader to deliver that message, even if they did.

* Millions of registered Democrats didn't bother to vote in 2024.

* The Democratic party is bitter and divided.

After 50 years of following politics, I've seen this before. I watched a Georgia peanut farmer beat the odds to become President in 1976, an Arkansas Governor become President in 1992, a previously unknown Senator rise from obscurity to be elected in 2008, and an old Senator, thought to be over the hill, defeat an established Republican in 2020.

Yes, its folly to write off the Democratic party, but wonder how much longer the Dem's will wander the political landscape, as a leaderless and backward group before they rise again.

when AOC is nominated at the next Dem Convention, you'll know it hit bottom.

 

[rightwinger]

Thoughts From an Independent

Donald Trump and the MAGA crowd is not popular as they claim, but compared to the Dem's, that are doing very well.

Please consider:

* The Democrats have no coherent message people want to hear.

* The Democrats have no clear leader to deliver that message, even if they did.

* Millions of registered Democrats didn't bother to vote in 2024.

* The Democratic party is bitter and divided.

After 50 years of following politics, I've seen this before. I watched a Georgia peanut farmer beat the odds to become President in 1976, an Arkansas Governor become President in 1992, a previously unknown Senator rise from obscurity to be elected in 2008, and an old Senator, thought to be over the hill, defeat an established Republican in 2020.

Yes, its folly to write off the Democratic party, but wonder how much longer the Dem's will wander the political landscape, as a leaderless and backward group before they rise again.

Bush won (R)
Clinton won (D)
W won (R)
Obama won (D)
Trump won (R)
Biden won (D)
Trump won (R)

Do I detect a trend?