Quote from: Renegade Quark on Today at 01:29:46 AMDemocrats don't give a damn about democracy, despite their name. They are all about centralized control of every aspect of our lives.

They have dug themselves a hole they may not be able to climb out of.

with them everything is opposite

think about it

boys are girls, girls are boys. etc etc

so what they embed democrat into their name it only means that reality is the exact opposite

Democrats don't give a damn about democracy, despite their name. They are all about centralized control of every aspect of our lives.

They have dug themselves a hole they may not be able to climb out of.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and other Democrats used the occasion to belittle and mock those who would offer up prayers for the victims and their families.

Frey demonstrated his far-left extremism in January when he announced that the city's officers would not be cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

And global warming wealth transfers to corporations and open borders.

Democrats keep themselves busy — just not with governing. They're posting cringeworthy parodies of the president. They're jetting to Central America to lobby for foreign gang members. They're hurling sandwiches at cops clearing out tent cities full of human waste and cracking down on crime in the capital. They're showing up on CNN in Ukraine T-shirts under their suit jackets and generally having a grand ol' time.

Out in the country, though, the picture looks far less exciting. Democrats no longer know how to approach minority voters, much less how to register them when they can't count on their loyalty. Support among young men has cratered to Depression-era lows. And the Democratic National Committee is reporting less cash on hand than at any point in the last five years.

The New York Times admitted as much on Wednesday.

For years, the left has relied on a sprawling network of nonprofits — which solicit donations from people whose identities they need not disclose — to register black, Latino and younger voters. Though the groups are technically nonpartisan, the underlying assumption has been that most new voters registering would vote Democratic.

Donald Trump blew up that assumption. He's pulling in minority voters — especially men — at levels Republicans haven't seen in decades. The party's old strategy is collapsing. Its supposed devotion to "universal voter registration" suddenly looks less like a principle and more like a partisan ploy.