History is going to beat the hell out of Democrats. Not politely. Not with nuance. I mean the way we look back at medieval bloodletting and say, “You people really thought that helped?”

The last decade of Democratic governance will be studied the way we study cults. Future students will ask, “Why did no one stop them?” and the answer will be, “Because anyone who asked questions was called a racist.”

You can usually find common ground with almost anyone.

Music, food, mutual hatred of airlines. With today’s Democrats, common ground is impossible because they define themselves entirely by opposition. They don’t stand for things anymore. They stand against Trump.

Trump could cure hiccups and Democrats would condemn him.

Look at what they oppose purely because Trump supports it.

No tax on tips. Democrats voted no. Let that sink in. The party of the working class looked at bartenders, waitresses, and so on, and said, “We need a cut of that birthday gratuity.” They didn’t even pretend it was about fairness. They just shook down the tip jar like a mob accountant.

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There are moments in politics where rhetoric stops mattering, spin stops working, and even the media’s usual fog machine can’t cover what’s right in front of everyone. Money is one of those moments.

Not vibes. Not hashtags. Not street theater. Actual cash on hand and actual debt.

And by the end of 2025, the financial picture for America’s two major parties looks less like a rivalry and more like a bankruptcy court waiting room.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvUcUY1gPcg

Let’s start with the clean, indisputable numbers as reported by VoteHub and reflected in FEC filings.

At the start of 2025, the Republican National Committee held $38.1 million in cash and zero debt. The Democratic National Committee began with $22.1 million and also zero debt. Democrats were already behind, but not catastrophically so. At that moment, the story could have been framed as “competitive.”

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The “fortification” narrative sold after 2020 framed coordination as civic virtue. What it actually did was normalize opacity. Georgia cracks that illusion. If one state’s records fall, others will be demanded.

[X] SB – Susan Voyles on 145K pristine ballots 1

Eclipse for Biden. Referendum. Amendments.

Pre-printed.

This is why Democrats are frantic. Not angry. Not defiant. Frantic. Because panic is what happens when the story you rehearsed can’t survive contact with paper.

And here’s the irony that should make every listener smile. The very institutions Democrats claimed were compromised are now the ones they fear. Not because they’re corrupt. Because they’re finally functioning.

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