I would say there are no Democrats anymore, but to be honest, there haven’t been any since the early 1960s.
These folks went hard Left back then, and they have only gotten worse over time.
I don’t mean this to be critical of you, but we could have said there was no Democrat party after 1972. Saying it now some 45 years later, seems so inadequate.
The religion angle is good, because the registered Democrats have in their own way come up with something as bad as radical Islam.
Both are very damaging to the United States, and they both seem to hate what the United States was at it’s founding.
Death to (the original) American seems to be the two part harmony for this choir.
Amen. Certainly, you are correct, and SPOT ON about the 60’s turning point.
I believe communism had its effects in the 60’s and it was then that began the Left turn and unveiling of radicals, away from the interests of the farmers in the dell and blue collar labor interests.
However, I believe something intensely unique from the old Red scare and its relative simplicity has emerged. Somehow, communism has morphed outside of Russia, into a more suitable endeavor hiding behind a new name. Globalism. The loss of sovereignty is key to getting that beast to float.
What is unique is that Globalism is a Pandora’s Box, no longer limited to communism alone, but merges with the worst of all evils, under the worst of every regime in history— who are jealous of God.
The “Democrats” defend the indefensible. This is too weird to be just blown off as American party politics, or even confined to US political sciences, any longer.
I *think* it’s bigger than that, now.
In fact, DO, I’m not convinced that the Left even realizes what they have taken hold of, or should I say what has taken hold of them.
I check out Don Lemon and Morning Joke. That kind of delusion and hatred from normal pundits for traditional thought and patriotism is simply not politically possible, nor can it be attributed to typical American back and forth of political parties.
No.. this is bad. Do you get where I’m going with this?
Thanks, dearest friend.