Democrats Blame Trump While Holding Power for Years
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Posted 94 days ago
Astonishingly, a CNN commentator delivered a truth bomb during a discussion panel at the Democratic National Convention, leaving his liberal counterparts momentarily speechless.
While Democrats seemingly spent the week focusing their rhetoric on former President Donald Trump, the panel, which included Scott Jennings, highlighted a critical oversight in the DNC’s messaging strategy.
Jennings pointedly remarked that for the last 12 of 16 years, Democrats have held power in the White House, questioning why they continue to blame Trump for the nation's current troubles.
“Democrats have mostly controlled this country,” Jennings asserted. “How do you explain all the problems that will be solved, by the person who is currently in there, for the past 3.5 years, that is supposed to already be working on solving them?”
Rather than engaging with the substance of his argument, Jennings’s remarks stunned the liberal panel into silence.
This moment underscores a growing frustration among conservatives who perceive the Democratic narrative as one built on a lack of accountability for their own governance.
The DNC’s focus on painting Trump as the villain, rather than addressing real issues like inflation, crime, and border security, has led many to believe that the party is out of touch with American voters.
Despite the desperate attempts to deflect responsibility, as Jennings highlighted, the Democrats' narrative seems to unravel against the backdrop of their extended control over federal power.
In an environment where serious policy discussions are dismissed as unnecessary, as seen when CNN hosts suggested Kamala Harris should avoid revealing her policy stances, it becomes evident that the Democratic Party is struggling to connect with the electorate.
This election is not merely about vibes; it's about the real, tangible issues affecting Americans every day.
As Trump continues to rally support and engage the public on these important topics, Democrats appear to be doubling down on a strategy that avoids accountability and transparency.
The choice for voters remains clear: Do they want to continue down the path laid out by the Democrats over the last decade or embrace a new direction that addresses their needs? As this pivotal election approaches, the American people are poised to make their voices heard.
Sources:
wokespy.com
newsbusters.org
cnbc.com
While Democrats seemingly spent the week focusing their rhetoric on former President Donald Trump, the panel, which included Scott Jennings, highlighted a critical oversight in the DNC’s messaging strategy.
Jennings pointedly remarked that for the last 12 of 16 years, Democrats have held power in the White House, questioning why they continue to blame Trump for the nation's current troubles.
“Democrats have mostly controlled this country,” Jennings asserted. “How do you explain all the problems that will be solved, by the person who is currently in there, for the past 3.5 years, that is supposed to already be working on solving them?”
Rather than engaging with the substance of his argument, Jennings’s remarks stunned the liberal panel into silence.
This moment underscores a growing frustration among conservatives who perceive the Democratic narrative as one built on a lack of accountability for their own governance.
The DNC’s focus on painting Trump as the villain, rather than addressing real issues like inflation, crime, and border security, has led many to believe that the party is out of touch with American voters.
Despite the desperate attempts to deflect responsibility, as Jennings highlighted, the Democrats' narrative seems to unravel against the backdrop of their extended control over federal power.
In an environment where serious policy discussions are dismissed as unnecessary, as seen when CNN hosts suggested Kamala Harris should avoid revealing her policy stances, it becomes evident that the Democratic Party is struggling to connect with the electorate.
This election is not merely about vibes; it's about the real, tangible issues affecting Americans every day.
As Trump continues to rally support and engage the public on these important topics, Democrats appear to be doubling down on a strategy that avoids accountability and transparency.
The choice for voters remains clear: Do they want to continue down the path laid out by the Democrats over the last decade or embrace a new direction that addresses their needs? As this pivotal election approaches, the American people are poised to make their voices heard.
Sources:
wokespy.com
newsbusters.org
cnbc.com
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