No Electoral Votes in the State of Denial

Harvard Forum Conclusion – Left is in Denial

The View from the Middle

If you have had a chance to see or listen to any of the clips from this year’s post-presidential election forum held at The Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, you would have to come to the conclusion that the Democrat Party is in a severe state of denial.  They have concluded that it couldn’t have been their message that lost Hillary the election.  It couldn’t have been their policies.  It couldn’t have been their strategies or ground game.  Above all, it couldn’t have been their highly accomplished “most qualified person EVER to run for President” candidate, Hillary Clinton.  This leaves them with only one scapegoat.  It must have been those deplorable, irredeemable voters, right?

The Democrat Party spent over a year calling the 60+ million people who voted for Donald Trump misogynists, xenophobes, racists, homophobes, Islamophobes and bigots.  At the Harvard Forum, Jennifer Palmieri, Clinton campaign communications director couldn’t resist heaping one more insult onto half of the American voting public.  Now, according to Jennifer, they’re all “white supremacists”. 

Well, here are a couple of messages for Jennifer Palmieri.  First, the typical Trump voter is not reflected by any of the insults you continue to hurl at them.  Do you really think that Ben Carson is a white supremacist or would have anything to do with one?  How about Larry Elder?  Herschel Walker?  Dennis Rodman?  I could go on, but do you also think that the 13% of black men who voted for Trump are white supremacists?  Jennifer, you are talking about MILLIONS of black people who voted for Trump.  Would you call them any of the names mentioned above to their faces?

Second, as long as liberals continue to stay in the state of denial, which by the way has no electoral votes, they will continue to lose elections.  The people of America are tired of being called names and REALLY tired of being ignored.  The typical American is actually a pretty good person, and I’m talking about Republicans and Democrats alike. They are hard working, decent people who are just tired of our government lying to them, spending their money like drunken sailors and trapping their children in a future riddled with debt.

Are there racists in America?  Sure, but it is my experience that they represent a small extreme fringe of the citizens and no particular party has a monopoly on them.  Jennifer, the sooner you see the American people for who they really are and stop your incessant insulting, the sooner you can begin to heal the divide between the Democrat party and the US citizenry.  Maybe then you can have a real shot at making America great again.