(1 of 17) #Dementiacrats Are Fully Exposed.

The Republicans have now forced the Democrats to change course and tactics, shed their narcissistic complacency, and recognize that they are in the fight of their lives.

(2 of 17) When the history of this astonishing political year is written, there will be amazement that the Democrats ever imagined that they could preserve the entire election as a referendum on Trump based on the question of whether the population is content, ….

(3 of 17) … and leave the president floundering in blustery self-justification while their nominee fielded soft pre-agreed questions from his home.

(4 of 17) The Democratic National Convention was essentially centered in a Wilmington catacomb and featured an unexciting procession of former officeholders, incanting that Donald Trump had completely failed in the coronavirus crisis ….

(5 of 17) … and was personally responsible for 180,000 unnecessary deaths and massive unemployment. The nominees socially distanced from each other and the party heaved a sigh of relief when their candidate limped monotonously through a teleprompter acceptance speech.

(6 of 17) The Obamas, the Clintons, and the nominees all repeated variations of the theme that it was self-evident that the incumbent president was a corrupt and incompetent reactionary, ….

(7 of 17) … and they adjourned to wave to a parking lot and serenely await the voters’ confirmation of their victory in November.

(8 of 17) This will be exposed as the most mistakenly overconfident launch of a major party campaign for the White House since the renomination of Governor Thomas Dewey of New York against President Harry Truman in 1948.

(9 of 17) The combination of the two sequential conventions and the performance of the Democratic media in covering them will be a shattering blow to the Democratic strategists who retrieved Joe Biden and Kamala Harris from the prenomination ash heap ….

(10 of 17) … and put them forward as a respectable camouflage for the party’s outright Marxist program.

(11 of 17) The Republicans made the most powerful pitch in their party’s history to women, African-Americans, and Latinos. Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina and Kentucky Attorney General David Cameron led a long succession of outstanding African American speakers ….

(12 of 17) … who recounted the positive initiatives that the Trump Administration has taken for their community, especially economic incentives, and penal reform.

(13 of 17) Where the Democratic speakers falsely stated that America’s COVID-19 performance was the worst of any country in the world, the Republican response from the president and many others naturally dwelt ….

(14 of 17) … on the shambles of public health emergency response bequeathed to them, on Biden’s noisy denunciation of the closing of direct air travel from China and then Europe, and the recitation of this administration’s success ….

(15 of 17) … in producing everything necessary to combat the virus, the enormous expansion, and facilitation of testing, and the acceleration of the pursuit of a vaccine.

(16 of 17) Trump has had the fourth most successful first term in history, after Lincoln, FDR, and Richard Nixon. And barring another providential catastrophe to favor the Democrats on the scale of the coronavirus, this president will be reelected, ….

(17 of 17) and he will finally enjoy a honeymoon and be the only chief executive in U.S. history whose second term was more successful than his first.

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