The Democrat rhetoric has been lowered to the basement
Former New York governor Andrew Cuomo celebrated new legislation allowing abortion up to the time of birth as an "historic victory for New Yorkers." To celebrate, Cuomo even ordered the lighting of buildings and monuments in New York in the color pink.
Cuomo, without consulting health officials, issued a directive ordering around 9,000 COVID-19 patients to be transferred to senior nursing home facilities, where many of them died after having infected others. Cuomo then altered the records and concealed this information from Congress.
To make matters worse, Cuomo claimed the directive was given to relieve overcrowded hospitals. But the hospital ship Trump had ordered to New York sat empty.
Democrat congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) called any "system that allows billionaires to exist or promotes success is immoral."
Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), while addressing security at the southern border, said, "A wall is an immorality. It's not who we are as a nation." This statement comes from the same woman who ordered the Capitol building to be surrounded by fencing to dramatize her concern for security in the wake of the events of January 6. Security for them, not us.
Democrats routinely minimize any talk of violence, destruction of property, or looting during any of their riots as "mostly peaceful." They have learned to use only homemade signs to avoid the accusation, albeit true, of being paid protestors.
The Democrat rhetoric has been lowered to the basement, using F-bombs and other profane street language habitually. Even though Trump has used profanity in the past, the everyday Democrat uses it as common language. Any astute observer would see that the quality of leadership in the Democrat Party has been lowered to basement level. Even some who are 'educated' sound, as my mother would say, common. Or, as I would describe it, 'street-level lowlife.'