Democrats, the Democratic administration, Democrats in the House have to realize this is unfortunately all on them, though it shouldn’t have to be.
David Jolly
The Public Record
Texas Democrats... Beto O'Rourke might run for governor of the state of Texas. Look, he is a rock star among Democratic politics.
The story of the United States is a story of diversity and immigration. Today’s Republicans don’t want you to believe that.
The Republican playbook in 22 is about culture wars and this idea of Replacement Theory, of critical race. This is all -- use the word racism. This is a racist Republican platform.
I think if you can take any analysis from what we’re watching in this evolution in Republican Ohio politics right now, it’s that look at where we’re going to, from Rob Portman now to J.D. Vance or Josh Mandel. And that tells you everything…
Texas Democrats... Beto O`Rourke might run for governor of the state of Texas. Look, he is a rock star among Democratic politics.
Republicans want this fight, and rightly or wrongly, and they could be very wrong with the politics, but they believe the politics actually will help them go in into November 22.
Republicans don’t care about your public health, they don’t actually care about election integrity, they don’t actually care about the abortion issue. What they care about is winning elections.
The thread that keeps all that together is the demonization of the left and that Democrats are the evil actors that are going to disrupt those wedge issues for you.
This is a rare miscalculation by Ron DeSantis at least when you look just at the raw political numbers.
Americans who don’t believe in conspiracies don’t have freedoms to vote for Republicans anymore, and Republicans who are not conspiracy theorists don’t have freedoms to enjoy living in their own party.





