Democrats’ Racist Week – Ep 26-346

Democrats showed their hand last week—and you probably missed it.

That’s why you’re here.

Because when Democrats try to quietly remove the fingerprints from their latest political crime scene, I’m the guy who shows up with the black light.

Remember the Democratic Socialists of America?

For a while, the DSA dominated Democratic politics. Every new Democrat sounded like Bernie Sanders after three Red Bulls. Nationalize this. Confiscate that. Free everything—for everybody—paid for by somebody they hate.

But lately, the DSA crowd has been remarkably quiet.

Apparently, Democratic leadership sent the toddlers to their rooms.

Unfortunately, they replaced them with teenagers.

The Democratic Party hasn’t emotionally evolved beyond age thirteen. They’re moody, irrational, perpetually offended, and convinced that anybody who disagrees with them is ruining their lives.

They’ve just reached political puberty—although some are on puberty blockers, so they may be stuck acting seven forever.

But beneath all the screaming, protesting, pronoun collecting, and performative outrage, something much more important is happening:

Democrats are scared.

Actually, scared doesn’t quite capture it.

Democrats are petrified.

And today, I’m going to prove it.

Two major stories developed around the two people who are supposedly among the most powerful Democrats in America:

Hakeem Jeffries and Kamala Harris.

Both Black.

Both elevated by a party obsessed with racial symbolism.

And both increasingly useless to the people who elevated them.

Think about that.

The Democratic Party has spent decades telling Black Americans that racial representation is the highest form of political progress.

Kevin Jackson has been called, the “white-collar” Joe Rogan. Given their similar backgrounds in TV, comedy, and martial arts, it’s easy to see why people enjoy Kevin’s show so much.

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