The anti-social political party is trying its hand at social media, and it’s going about as well as you’d expect.
Democrats seem to finally realize that their platform and brand needs a renovation — no, more like an entire razing and rebuilding from the ground up — especially if they want to stop hemorrhaging young voters, who’ve shifted in droves to the Republican Party. Although they’ve had the right idea in recent weeks, bypassing establishment media outlets and delivering their message straight to Gen Z on social media, Democrats are still serving up what amounts to a rotten heap of messaging garbage.
It’s as if they spent so long being fake that they no longer know how to be authentic.
Ahead of President Donald Trump’s first joint address to Congress, 22 Democratic senators picked up tiny microphones, filmed themselves in awkward close-ups reciting the same stale script, and somehow expected the message to resonate with Americans. It was certainly a unified message, and perhaps too unified, to the point where they all sounded like AI chatbots programmed by a cadre of other, bot-like, milquetoast Democrats.