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Another thing that has cropped up for the Democrats is, \u201cWho is going to lead the party?\u201d This is a very interesting question since Obama\u2019s presidency has so thoroughly trashed the future Democrat leaders. This has caused a question to be asked, \u201cWho will lead the Democrats into a successful future?\u201d This is a question asked by The Daily Mail<\/a>:<\/p>\n President Barack Obama<\/a> hands over the White House to Republican Donald Trump in 71 days, leaving the Democratic Party leaderless and with few up-and-coming stars among its aging cast of stalwarts.<\/b><\/p>\n Few up and coming stars? How about none?<\/p>\n In what appeared to be a wave election, Republicans also secured majorities they already enjoyed in the Senate and the House and in governor’s mansions and state legislatures across the country. Democrats were all but wiped out in places like Iowa and Kentucky. <\/b><\/p>\n The defeat of Hillary Clinton, an experienced Washington politician who sought common ground with Republicans, could make it more likely that the party will turn to its liberal wing as it grapples with its future.<\/b><\/p>\n Ok, I have a problem with the above sentence. First, Felonia von Pantsuit had no intention of ever seeking common ground with the Republican congress. Not unless they donated heavily to the Clinton Slush Fund<\/span> Foundation. The second part I have an issue with is the word \u201cExperienced\u201d. Felonia\u2019s experience can be summed up as incompetent, greedy and corrupt.<\/p>\n That’s best represented by Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, whom Clinton defeated in a long primary, and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, a pull-no-punches progressive darling. <\/b><\/p>\n Bernie Sanders only joined the Democrat Party for his run in the primaries. He has left the party again. Frankly, he should have been the nominee, however we have since learned that the entire process was rigged by Felonia\u2019s friends to insure she would be the nominee. As for Elizabeth \u201cLie-a-watha\u201dWarren? She is everything that is wrong with the Democrat party today. In fact, when Felonia was running and there was some talk of an all female ticket, (von Pantsuit\/Warren), Wall street flat out told her that they would pull their money and support and go with whoever the Republican nominee was.<\/p>\n Of course, the fact that Warren and Sanders are far to the left of Marx, Lenin and Stalin isn\u2019t good enough for the \u201cProgressives\u201d now infesting the party.<\/p>\n ‘The Democratic Party needs to remold itself in the image of them and offer a systemic critique of the rigged economy that shows the voters who put Trump over the top that they understand why they are angry,’ said Adam Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee. <\/b><\/p>\n And Greens recommendations?<\/p>\n Green said Democrats must make a ‘conscious decision to separate themselves from the corporate villains who are to a large extent funding their campaigns.’ <\/b><\/p>\n I see that Mr. Green has the standard Moonbat grasp on reality. Limited and slipping. It sounds like he wants to stop taking donations from the biggest donors the Democrats have. Or, he could be saying, \u201cSure, take their money and when we win, take everything else from them too!\u201d I cqan\u2019t see the Democrats giving up the big money donors and relying on the average registered Democrat. Most of their party\u2019s base is broke and on welfare.<\/p>\n Hawaii senator Brian Schatz urged careful deliberation as the Democratic reckoning begins. He said the ‘rush to recalibrate’ strategy and messaging concerns him. <\/b><\/p>\n ‘Democrats need to take, not forever, but weeks and months to diagnose what just happened to us and why,’ he said<\/b>.<\/p>\n I can provide a few answers. What just happened to you? America rejected your Progressive Totalitarian ideas and your plans to end the United States in favor of some Eurotrash Globalist crap.<\/p>\n The outlook for Democrats may well get worse before it improves. In two years, they will be defend<\/strong>ing about two dozen Senate seats, including at least five in deep-red states. That election could hand Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell a filibuster-proof majority, further clearing the way for a conservative policy agenda. <\/b><\/p>\n ‘We have to ask ourselves what is wrong with our party,’ said Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, arguing it’s at least in part a failure to connect with working-class people who are hurting. <\/b><\/p>\n I can answer that easily stupid. It\u2019s your policies that are hurting people. Take a look at every single Communist and Socialist state and see just how well they are doing. They are all failures. Your policies are no different than those that took a fairly successful state with some issues, Venezuela, and turned it into a giant dumpster.<\/p>\n One small Democratic bright spot this year was the election of three women of color to the Senate, Catherine Cortez Masto in Nevada, Kamala Harris in California and Tammy Duckworth in Illinois. At the same time, the party’s marquee names are far older than the core Democratic coalition. <\/b><\/p>\n I wouldn\u2019t call them bright spots. Harris is from the People\u2019s Democratic Republic of Moonbatia. There is no way they will ever elect a Republican, at least not until all the moonbats are killed in the next major earthquake. Duckworth is from Illinois, and Chicago\u2019s dead voters will always pull for the Democrat. Masto won because the GOP candidate was an idiot.<\/p>\n Democrats emphasized their party’s diversity, and some argued that Trump’s singular appeal as a plain-spoken celebrity businessman does not translate into a wholesale voter rejection of Democratic policies. <\/b><\/p>\n Among those who work for a living and pay taxes? Yes, it does mean a wholesale rejection. The Democrats have a lock on the Free Stuff Army, the perpetually offended and the Social Justice warriors in their safe spaces. Those who live in the real world? You have been REJECTED!<\/p>\n Jaime Harrison, the South Carolina party chairman, downplayed the idea that Trump’s nationalistic populism should necessarily push the Democratic Party leftward. ‘That might be overthinking what happened,’ he said.<\/strong><\/p>\n Really? Have you seen who the DNC is looking at to replace Debbie Downer and her replacement, Donna Brazille? One name that\u2019s come out is Representative Keith Ellison (Moron-Minn). Ellison couldn\u2019t spell CAT if you spotted him the \u201cC and the \u201cT\u201d. He is an absolute loonytunes.<\/p>\n Then we have Howard \u201cYAAARRRGHH\u201d Dean of Vermont. He is also from Vermont, and is probably slightly to the left of Bernie Sanders. Finally we have governor and former Presidential candidate Martin \u201cI taxed Rain\u201d O\u2019Malley. These are the future of the Democrat Party? Well, I believe it was Napoleon Bonapart who once said:<\/p>\n Never Interfere With an Enemy While He\u2019s in the Process of Destroying Himself.<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n Personally, I\u2019m rooting for Ellison. He\u2019s nice and stupid.<\/p>\n Thatisall<\/p>\n ~The Angry Webmaster~<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n [yasr_visitor_votes size=”large”]<\/p>\n Save<\/span><\/p>\n Save<\/span><\/p>\n Save<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Good day all. The election of Donald Trump to the presidency has brought out a few interesting things. First, America has decided to repudiate all things Obama, starting with Obamacare. Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n