A Broken Party: Shrill, Fringe, and Unfit to Govern

The Democratic Party thrives on censorship, corruption, and division—abandoning governance for chaos while becoming the enemy of the taxpayer and average American.

President Trump has outmaneuvered a Democratic Party stuck in ideological quicksand, unable to escape its own failed narratives. Their leadership clings to a bankrupt doctrine of identity politics, censorship, and bureaucratic excess, the very poison that swept them out of power. Instead of adapting, they have doubled down on division, transforming into an unhinged, fringe movement that no longer represents the working class or the interests of everyday Americans. Now, having lost all power in government, they incite riots and call for street-level chaos in a desperate bid to claw back control.

Their open-border policies and sanctuary cities have fueled financial distress, soaring crime, and an unchecked flood of drugs that devastate communities. Illegal FEMA payments to sanctuary cities divert critical resources, misallocating federal dollars and exacerbating unsustainable deficit spending. This reckless mismanagement not only endangers public safety but steals prosperity from future generations, drowning them in debt for political gain.

The modern Democratic Party is a coalition of grievance, fueled by a Marxist binary of oppressor and oppressed, victimizer and victim. In their desperation to maintain relevance, they embraced open borders, reckless spending, and an unsustainable welfare state—all while demonizing the very taxpayers who fund their largesse. Their priorities are clear: pander to activist mobs, enrich their donors, and erode the foundations of a thriving, self-sufficient society. They have become the elected equivalent of public-sector union bosses, siphoning wealth from productive citizens to maintain their own grip on power.

Meanwhile, the so-called "Resistance 2.0" is nothing more than a parade of shrill, discredited operatives—Elizabeth Warren, Maxine Waters, Adam Schiff, Jamie Raskin—peddling tired narratives that no longer resonate. Their strategy consists of performative outrage, media spectacles, and a reliance on censorship to silence opposition. But their shrieks of "democracy under attack" ring hollow when their own party operates as an authoritarian machine, weaponizing federal agencies, big tech, and the mainstream press to enforce ideological conformity.

The exposure of their censorship-industrial complex was a defining moment. When Elon Musk took over Twitter, he dismantled the Democratic Party’s ability to manipulate the public narrative through collusion with Silicon Valley. The so-called “fact-checkers” and “disinformation” campaigns were nothing more than tools of political suppression, used to erase inconvenient truths and crush dissent. Now, we have irrefutable evidence that the Biden administration directly coordinated with social media giants to deplatform critics, bury scandals, and protect its failing policies.

One of the most damning revelations comes from USAID—a taxpayer-funded agency that effectively operated as a slush fund for left-wing media. Under the guise of promoting independent journalism, USAID funneled millions to organizations that pushed Democratic-aligned narratives while suppressing dissent. Here’s the evidence:

• Politico: Received $8.1 million for subscriptions through its Politico Pro service.

• Associated Press (AP): Pocketed $37.5 million via government-purchased subscriptions.

• The New York Times: Benefited from government funding through agency-purchased subscriptions.

• BBC Media Action: Took in $1.9 million from USAID for media efforts abroad.

• Internews Network: Hauled in nearly $472.6 million from USAID for "global media projects."

• Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP): Backed by USAID funding for investigative journalism worldwide.

This wasn’t just media support; it was state-sponsored propaganda. The Democratic Party propped up its failing narratives with taxpayer dollars, bankrolling journalists who operated as de facto PR agents for their agenda. The result? A government-media complex that lied, bullied, censored, and mismanaged the nation’s resources while enriching itself at the public’s expense.

Their desperation is now on full display. Recently, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries called an emergency meeting, urging his colleagues to "pursue all avenues of opposition—and take that fight to the streets." This is not governance. This is incitement. When confronted with electoral rejection, their response isn’t introspection—it’s chaos. Their manufactured outrage over Trump’s temporary spending freeze is a perfect example: instead of proposing solutions, they peddle fear, insisting that any reduction in government waste is a direct assault on the vulnerable. Their reliance on street-level activism is the ultimate admission of their failure to govern.

National leadership requires unity and direction—neither of which the Democratic Party possesses. Their entire platform is now built around DEI (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion), ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance), CRT (Critical Race Theory), and wealth redistribution—ideological constructs designed to divide and control rather than to foster prosperity and growth. These policies inherently discriminate against working-class Americans and taxpayers, punishing the very people who sustain the country while rewarding the ideological extremists who keep Democrats in power.

This is not leadership. This is decay. The Democratic Party is no longer fit to govern, and their ideological stranglehold must be broken. They have traded real representation for censorship, real solutions for performative outrage, and real economic stability for reckless redistribution. The taxpayer is their enemy, and as long as they remain in power, the American worker will pay the price.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. D-N.Y., with Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., speaks during the We Choose To Fight: Nobody Elected Elon rally at the U.S. Department Of The Treasury on February 4, 2025, in Washington, D.C.