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Infighting Jeopardizes Hopes of Democratic Comeback
- President Donald Trump's administration has intensified immigration raids nationwide, aiming to reach a daily deportation quota of 3,000 arrests.
- These actions have fueled tensions with Democrats who are uniting around an immigration message opposing Trump despite internal party challenges.
- Protests have emerged, including demonstrations by House Democrats and the 'No Kings' movement rejecting the administration's authoritarian approach.
- Polling shows a divided public with 46% approving Trump's immigration handling, 49% believing his arrests go too far, and 48% supporting military deployment at protests.
- The crackdown worsens labor shortages in key industries like construction and agriculture, raising concerns about economic impacts and prompting calls for visa policy changes.
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Democrats embrace ‘Great Un-Awokening’ as inequality and rage explode
Apologies for the length of today’s letter, but this is vitally important.Some leading Democrats are now engaged in what’s being called the “Great Un-awokening.”Former Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel calls Democrats “weak and woke.”Democratic Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, who is Black, vetoes a bill passed by his Democratic-dominated state legislature that took steps toward reparations.Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom calls it “unfair” to all…
JUST IN: Bombshell Poll Suggests Democrats Are In Big Trouble For 2028 And Beyond
New polling data is revealing a highly inconvenient truth for the Democrat Party and its uncertain future. The information paints a stark picture for those hopeful that the liberal party will bounce back during both the midterms and the 2028 presidential race. An RMG Research poll conducted in June has revealed that when it comes to the choice of presidential candidates, Republicans are stomping all over Democrats by a score of 52 percent to 39 …
Can Democrats Seize the Crisis?
A New Governance Model to Win the Fourth Turning History Doesn't Repeat Itself, but It Often Rhymes — Mark Twain We are living through a moment of profound historical reckoning — not just politically, but culturally, economically, and spiritually....
The Democrats’ key to success
The Democratic Party is lost at sea. Locked into an increasingly radical ideology, it barrels toward the abyss like Captain Ahab — mad, obsessive, and unwilling to turn back. In this voyage, changing course would mean betrayal. And the loudest voices aboard are still cheering the captain on.That leaves Democrats with one strategy: Provoke confrontation and bait Republicans into overreaction. They want the fight — and they plan to weaponize it.De…
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