A 29 percent approval rating has led Democrats to wonder: “What are we doing wrong?” I have an answer. It isn’t just policy differences like their inalterable embrace of men pretending to be women or demanding a jury trial before deportation of illegal aliens, it is the use of made-up language, a language that most Americans loathe. It is the foreign language of academia. It’s pronouns under their happy face emoji language of HR scolds. It’s nonsense terms like “undocumented workers” or “people of color.”
Democrats demonstrated their inability to connect with middle America when the DNC elected their slate of officers. It started with this tossed salad of words:
“Our rules specify that when we have a non-binary candidate or officer, the non-binary individual is counted as neither male nor female, and the remaining six offices must be gender balanced with the results of the previous four elections.”
Sure, the words are simple, but the meaning? It’s nonsense. The left has expanded the alphabet soup string of letters to LGBTQIAPK+. I have no idea what the last four represent and I don’t care to know.
The Dems are devoting millions of dollars to target…men. Apparently, the party of pronouns has suddenly realized that they aren’t connecting to men. My buddy Brad Slager brilliantly articulated this point:
Now for full disclosure, I have not been formally trained in sociology, but I might have been able to save the Democrats that small fortune and pay me 10 percent of the $20 million in order to fix things. Cut me a $2 million check, and I would deliver my speech: “Just Stop.”
Look over what they have presented to the nation as the apex of male representations. How many times have we watched examples of Democrat men standing beside a barbeque with an absent familiarity akin to being at a Mayan altar? Tim Walz was sold as typifying the masculine ideal while displaying kick-line theatrics on stage. He supposedly represented hunting culture while being incapable of loading a skeet rifle. “Coach” was seen drawing up plays on a whiteboard that would see his squad getting stomped at a flag football game.