Savoring the brutal election lessons for Democrats: Expect all hell to break loose within the Democrat party, with powerful key factions at each others’ throats

Expect all hell to break loose within the Democrat party, with powerful key factions at each others’ throats. Voters in multiple states repudiated the radical wing of the Democrat party that had seized control of the party’s agenda.

Republicans swept the statewide offices in Virginia, a state that had recently tantalized Democrat hopes of national dominance by swinging from red to purple to blue. Even if Phil Murphy ends up winning the governorship of New Jersey as troves of mail-in ballots are added to the totals when counting resumes in the morning (a story replicating what happened in some swing states in 2020), the message is clear: the public does not want to enact the vision of the Squad as our new reality.

Minneapolis voters rejected replacement of the city’s police department with a social worker-laden Department of Public Safety by 12 point margin. This in a city that has twice elected radical Ilhan Omar. Buffalo, NY voters corrected their mistake in a low turnout primary election that nominated radical socialist India Walton as the Democrat candidate for mayor, and wrote-in the name of incumbent Mayor Byron Brown by a large margin. Voters do not want the radical agenda enacted.

The prospects for the Democrats’ Build Back Bankrupt bill ever becoming law just became vanishingly small. As Charles C.W. Cooke asks the right questions:

I am no fan of Dick Morris but early last night on Newsmax he said that the radicals like Georgie Stephanopolis were arguing this point when the Clinton Dems got shellacked in 1994.

The Marxist wing of the US Democrat party are like zombies. They just keep coming. We have to relentlessly wage political war on them forever.

Conservatives don’t live for this crap like they do. We tend to coast after a win. We cannot do that.

Yep must be prepared for the fraud an fight it tooth and nail

After the voting is too late because inertia is on the Dems side. You got to stop it before the votes are counted

Younkin waged a magnificent campaign with an excellent ground game. Not something the GOP does well in most places

My neighbor just had her head explode. She was frustrated about last night and other than media dispensed temper tantrums the party has fallen silent about it. I told her we had to have an election to find out what's really in the election, and that's up to the voters, not the ruling elites serving the Beltway.

She called me a few angry words and went back inside to stick her head in the oven.

The Demagogic Party is a collection of violent rival street gangs.

Rule number one of politics: politics is always and only about power. Other supposed rules are either restatements of that rule, or somehow a subset of it, or are not really rules.

Time to use the power. I'm talkin' to RINOs and other Assistant Democrats now.

Anyway, not a bad night, huh?

I may take the rest of the day off.

Ann Davison leading in early results for Seattle City Attorney race (Republican WINNING in SEATTLE) [11/03/2021]
Incumbent Byron Brown declares Buffalo mayor write-in win over AOC backed socialist India Walton [11/03/2021]
No W for Bobby V: Ex-Met manager Valentine loses Stamford mayor race [11/03/2021]
Hit the courts and fight hard! Without vote fraud, Republican Jack Ciattarelli wins New Jersey hands down [11/03/2021]
Marxists in Shock After Monumental Election Night for Republicans in Long Island [11/03/2021]
MA Teacher Forced to Resign After Attending Jan. 6 Protest Wins School Board Seat [11/03/2021]
Republicans Take Back Control of Virginia House in Statewide Upset [11/03/2021]
Boston elects Wu, first woman and Asian American as mayor [11/03/2021]
Bergen County, New Jersey From Red With 100% Of The Vote Counted Changed Back To Blue! [11/03/2021]
Gov. Phil Murphy Refuses to Concede Tight Race: 'Every Vote Will Be Counted' [11/03/2021]
New York's 5 ballot measures include proposals to make voting easier. (DEFEATED!) [11/03/2021]
NBC CALLS SECRET SERVICE [11/03/2021]
Ziccarelli surges to win Westmoreland district attorney race over Peck (Westmoreland County, PA shows country how to conduct elections). [11/03/2021]
Antifa supporting candidates losing by huge margins in Seattle, moderate candidates projected to win [11/03/2021]
Biden looks crestfallen after Youngkin's crushing Virginia victory [11/03/2021]
Democrat Voters are Among the Most Gullible People on Earth (Leftists are Fascists) [11/03/2021]
Diversity plan opponents win control of school board in Southlake, Texas [11/03/2021]
Slate of conservative candidates declare victory in hotly contested Denver suburb school board race [11/03/2021]
At McAuliffe HQ, a Trumpless Reality Sinks In [11/03/2021]
Clinton/Hochul Endorsed Dem Candidates losing- in Chappaqua (vanity) [11/03/2021]
City Department of Education is trying to hide the true drop in public-school enrollment. ( New York ) [11/03/2021]
Terry McAuliffe Baffled That Telling Parents The State Owns Their Children Wasn't A Winning Strategy [11/03/2021]
Sweeney trailing in re-election bid; Polistina, Stanfied win; Pappas leads Zwicker [11/03/2021]
The one thing Republicans must do to save the nation [11/03/2021]
House Progressives Detach From Reality [11/03/2021]
Why are Biden, Yellen, and other World leaders only worried about corporate tax rates when they discuss competitiveness? [11/03/2021]
The rise of personal dictatorships [11/03/2021]
Decoding Republican victory in Virginia and close race in New Jersey [11/03/2021]
Winsome Sears will become Virginia lieutenant governor, CNN projects, becoming first female and woman of color in the office [11/03/2021]
Republicans appear poised to end Democratic control of Virginia House of Delegates [11/03/2021]
Note to Dems: It's not 2020 Anymore [11/03/2021]
Terry McAuliffe Bet on Voters Hating Trump. Turns Out They Dislike Democrats More (Bulwark editor at large pulls hair out) [11/03/2021]
Republicans lead in the 11th district (NJ) [11/03/2021]
GOP candidates win Nassau, Suffolk district attorney races (NY) [11/03/2021]
Republicans surge in Suffolk legislative contests (NY) [11/03/2021]
Sweeney, Assembly Democrats imperiled in the 3rd district (NJ) [11/03/2021]
The Not Very Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill--Where's the Money? [11/03/2021]
Democrat New Jersey State Senate President in Danger of Losing to Republican Truck Driver Who Spent Less Than $200 on Campaign [11/03/2021]
Ladies and gentlemen: The 74th Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia [11/03/2021]
Bail reform backlash spurs Republican Election Day red wave in Long Island [11/03/2021]
Former Portland ed tech accused of sex crimes appears in federal court [11/03/2021]
Democrat Voters are Among the Most Gullible People on Earth [11/03/2021]
Washington Post helps another Republican win in Virginia [11/03/2021]
Hawley: Biden declaring Afghanistan success was 'most extraordinary' line from a president 'in my lifetime' [11/03/2021]

Ironically, the watershed moment for black voters in the U.S. should have been the infamous Bill Cosby rant at the NAACP annual convention back around 2004.

The rant itself was instructive, but what precipitated it was even more important. The timing of it was not a random coincidence. Cosby was complaining about the failure of the civil rights movement precisely because that year marked the first time in history that Hispanics surpassed blacks as the largest minority group in the U.S.

At that moment the writing should have been on the wall for every black American. Nobody needed to pander to them anymore except for fading, pathetic white politicians. You had winning candidates like George W. Bush and Barack Obama speaking campaign slogans in Spanish, while nobody was speaking "ebonics" on the campaign trail except a broken-down old white loser, Hillary ("Ah ain't no ways tahrred!") Clinton.

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