So when will the Democrat Party mend its ways by seeking to win over white, straight men, with religious leanings, citizenship, and a love for America and our culture?
In recent years, Republicans have been assailed by the media and Democrats for being too exclusive and conservative!
It was alleged that Republican election losses continued to pile up because the party discriminated against people of color, gays, women, the poor and homeless, abortionists, lawyers, and the less connected and less powerful in general.
RINOs sought to improve Republican fortunes by pandering to Hispanics and other minorities on issues like immigration. Such pandering drove away party faithful who saw the party pandering as selling the conservative soul just for votes.
With the November 4 election still reverberating through the battered minds of stunned lefties from coast-to-coast, the Democrat Party is suddenly under the microscope for policies that unfairly exclude groups of people.
Examples include liberal policies which are hostile to:
Caucasians,
Men,
Christians,
Heterosexuals,
Legal citizens,
People who pay their bills and meet their obligations,
People of abiding religious faith,
Those who support a strong military,
People whom are fiscally prudent,
Those who support the rule of law,
Advocates of the US Constitution as originally written,
Veterans,
Gun owners,
Southerners,
and “overly zealous” American patriots.
Quite a list! Democrats have dug themselves a deep political hole based on hate and greed.
So when will the Democrat Party mend its ways by seeking to win over white, straight men, with religious leanings, citizenship, and a love for America and our culture?
John W. Lillpop is a recovering liberal. “Clean and sober” since 1992 when last he voted for a Democrat. For years, John lived in the San Francisco Bay Area, the very liberal sanctuary city which protects, rather than prosecutes, certain favored criminals. John escaped the Bay Area in May and now lives in Pine Grove California where conservative values are still in vogue.
