It’s not like Democrats weren’t warned against doing things like impeachment theater which lead to helping re-elect Trump, but, you know they won’t stop doing the same things
Trump’s resilience causes Democrats to sound the alarm
Anxiety is coursing through the Democratic Party as President Trump emerges from his impeachment proceedings as a potent threat for reelection, with party leaders and activists uncertain about how to beat the incumbent and worried about a nominating race that remains crowded and is growing more acrimonious.
While Democrats see Trump as a corrosive figure and a threat to the nation, they also see the president and his well-funded campaign tailoring a reelection bid around the strong economy and visceral appeals to his ardent supporters.
Trump’s robust political standing came into view this past week, as he claimed vindication from his acquittal in his Senate trial despite damaging House testimony about his conduct with Ukraine — and set off on a path of retribution by ousting some officials who were witnesses. At the same time, his Gallup approval rating ticked up to 49 percent, its highest point yet.
The developments have generated convulsions of angst among Democrats, who watched their first-in-the-nation Iowa presidential caucuses conclude in a chaotic fiasco and deliver an inconclusive result. Many in the party are now sounding the alarm that denying Trump a second term could be far more difficult than they had calculated.
All Democrats had to do was not be nuts, but, these are Democrats, and their unhinged behavior, combined with the Modern Socialism pushed by the party and the members running for president, all the pronouncements of massive big government, new taxes, government in charge of our individual health care, taking away our 2nd Amendment rights, etc and so forth, just help re-elect The Donald.
“We have a president who isn’t merely unconventional or challenging institutions and elites, or coloring outside the lines. He’s unmoored,†Sen. Christopher A. Coons (D-Del.) said. Yet, Coons added, he is “very aware†that Trump could win reelection “with these economic numbers at his back, all as millions of Americans grow numb to his behavior.â€
At the end of the day, his behavior is secondary to him getting Conservative Things Done. He’s at least honest in his behavior, unlike most politicians, who we all know are shady and we wouldn’t let them near our silverware.
“We spend too much time chasing whatever foolishness Trump throws out there, and he’s masterful at it,†said Cornell Belcher, a veteran Democratic pollster. “This has got to be an election fundamentally about Democrats’ vision for bringing the country together and solving the big problems that confront us. And if a Democrat can do that, a Democrat can have a good chance of cobbling back together and even expanding the Obama coalition — and that will beat Trump.â€
Yet, they won’t stop chasing Trump, and won’t stop offering lunatic policies. Oh, and most are throwing Obama in a ditch when it comes to Obamacare. Democrats are essentially going to be running on government run health care and Trump Derangement Syndrome, while Trump and the GOP will be running on a fantastic economy and stopping the march of government controlling citizen’s lives.
