Posted on 05/22/2026 12:14:48 PM PDT by Libloather
A former Democratic megadonor blasted his party’s newly released election autopsy, arguing the party doesn't need a lengthy report to understand why voters rejected them.
John Morgan, who has previously given over a million dollars to the Democratic Party, revealed he didn’t give "a penny" to the 2024 campaign once Vice President Kamala Harris took the helm.
Speaking on "Jesse Watters Primetime," Morgan argued the DNC’s post-mortem report misses the mark, failing to address the party’s decision to embrace certain progressive social issues.
"I don't know what they spent on this autopsy, but they could have given me nothing and I could have done it in a few seconds," Morgan said Thursday.
He laid out that he believes the Democratic Party’s decision to embrace issues such as transgender athletes and diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives hurt the party’s chances at the ballot box.
"One, DEI is D-E-A-D. Two, woke needs to be put to sleep. Three, transgender swimmers don't get to swim against girls, it's unfair. Four, you need to seal the border tight. And five, anything to do with Kamala or her staff," Morgan said. "That's the autopsy. Period, end of story."
The report itself, first released by CNN, takes a different perspective on the party’s 2024 election loss. It argues the party weakened its infrastructure through declining voter registration, cuts to state party support and a failure to listen to certain groups of voters.
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And mooselimbs.
How much was spent for the report?
Democrats’ ‘autopsy’ of 2024 defeat shows why their 2028 run may be just as deadly
Big bucks in personal injury law.
its too late
the collectivist cancer has Metastasized in the democrat party
Anyone here could have told them what happened.
No Shortage of Hate.
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