Democratic Nihilism Has No Blueprint

Victor Davis Hanson — Hoover Institution senior fellow, military historian, fifth-generation California farmer


— just delivered the most precise autopsy of the modern Democratic Party I’ve heard. His thesis: the party died sometime around 2008 and what replaced it is nihilism dressed in institutional language.

Start with what he identified as the catalyst: "There's something about Donald Trump. His Queen'accent, his appearance, his utter disdain for the media, the academic word, the deep state corporate boardroom. He drives the left into kind of state of madness"

But the madness isn’t the disease. It’s a symptom of something deeper. Hanson went back to the 1992 and 1996 Democratic Platforms —  and pointed out they "seem like Republican platforms" by today’s standards. The party that once said "I believe that together we can make America great again" has so thoroughly abandoned that posture that its own historical language sounds conservative.

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