Axios: Democrats Stare Down Deep Dark Hole

Bill Maher says it’s over for the Democrat Party. So many people are fleeing Blue States they’re about to lose Congressional seats

“This looks like game over”

Losing Congressional Seats:

– California is projected to lose 3 seats
– New York 2 seats
– Minnesota 1 seat
– Oregon 1… pic.twitter.com/jEwu1Lt0Tw

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) March 23, 2025

Apparently, I am not alone in seeing this.

Top Democrats see all the same trends cutting against them.

The conversation among the smart Jews – Bill Maher, David Shor, Ezra Klein, etc. – is about how the country is slipping away from them. The “mainstream media” ecosystem is shrinking in relative size and influence to conservative media which continues to grow and dominates X and YouTube. At this point, a majority of Democrats are not even pro-Israel. The party is sharply divided on the issue now. Their own propaganda apparatus has failed to persuade their own base to stay in Israel’s corner.

The conversation among antisemites is about omnipotent Jewish power. The “mainstream media” is still brainwashing the lemmings. The masses are still putty in the hands of Hollywood executives. “ZOG” controls every aspect of public policy. Donald Trump is a servant of his Jewish masters. I’ve seen some people say that the Jews are trying to make it look like White Nationalism is becoming more mainstream by conceding all of this ground on issues like immigration and anti-White discrimination. As with the explosion of antisemitism on X, this is not seen as evidence of growing Jewish weakness.

Axios:

“Top Democrats tell us their party is in its deepest hole in nearly 50 years — and they fear things could actually get worse:

The party has its lowest favorability ever.

No popular national leader to help improve it.

Insufficient numbers to stop most legislation in Congress.

A durable minority on the Supreme Court.

Dwindling influence over the media ecosystem, with right-leaning podcasters and social media accounts ascendant.

Young voters are growing dramatically more conservative.

A bad 2026 map for Senate races.

Democratic Senate retirements could make it harder for the party to flip the House, with members tempted by statewide races.

There are only three House Republicans in districts former Vice President Harris won in 2024, a dim sign for a Democratic surge. There were 23 eight years ago in seats Hillary Clinton won.

And, thanks to the number of people fleeing blue states, the math for a Dem to win the presidency will just get harder in 2030. …

Doug Sosnik — a senior adviser to President Bill Clinton, and widely followed thinker on political megatrends — told us this is Dems’ deepest hole in at least the 45 years since Ronald Reagan’s victory in 1980. Sosnik said the 2024 election was at least as much a repudiation of Democrats as it was a victory for Trump. …

The big picture: Democrats’ dismal reality is not Republican spin. In fact, there’s broad consensus among Democratic leaders that most current political, cultural, media and generational trends are cutting against them. …”

There hasn’t been much commentary on the fact that across the Democratic Party and within liberal and progressive institutions there was a big shakeup after the George Floyd riots in 2020. Jewish men who ran the party stepped aside and ceded power to the BIPOCs in liberal spaces. Kamala Harris was the presidential nominee. Hakeem Jeffries is the leader of House Democrats. Some Asian woman runs the SPLC now. David Shor became famous after he was fired at the peak of the madness.

Those people are in control now and have run the Democratic Party into the ground. Kamala Harris was the avatar of that whole class of unqualified and untalented people who got ahead because of their race and gender.