Democrats hope for recession...............

[Fletchster1]

Not in cities yet. Going all in on dei, lgbtq, republicans are nazis, no discipline, lower standards, etc. places in MD are trying to pass a new grading scale where kids pass with a 21%

Cities aren't going to change until their population begins to become accountable for their actions. Don't hold your breath.

I don't know, there is a ton of turnover in the field, and all the new young replacements have gone through the DIE indoctrination BS.

Agreed on the turnover, but we're in the midst of change as more high school and college students shift conservative for the same reasons as the teacher landscape shift.

 

[bdroc]

Wow. How f'd up. Democrats are a MESS.

Democrats find reasons for hope and fear six months into Trump 2.0​

https://thehill.com/homenews/house/5396631-democrats-struggle-midterm-elections-trump/

“This is a nightmare scenario for the Dems right now,” the strategist said. “We better pray long and hard that the country is going to be in a f‑‑‑ing depression, because I don’t know how else we find ourselves out of this mess.”

A new poll by a Democratic super PAC highlights the challenges facing Democrats as they race to regroup in the era of MAGA 2.0. The survey, conducted by Unite the Country, found not only that Democrats have failed to gain ground on Trump this year, but they’re less popular now than they were when he was elected in November.

Voters, the group found, view Democrats as “woke,” “weak” and “out of touch.”

“It’s hard to message when you’re in the wilderness, which is what we are right now,” said Democratic strategist Rodell Mollineau, who serves as senior adviser to the super PAC. “When voters don’t think that you care about their issues, and they don’t think that you’re going to fight for them, that becomes a problem.”

Both sides are that way. Do you think Republicans were hoping for a strong economy with low inflation and a secure border leading up to the election?

 

[m.knox]

Both sides are that way. Do you think Republicans were hoping for a strong economy with low inflation and a secure border leading up to the election?

Of course

 

[Fletchster1]

Both sides are that way. Do you think Republicans were hoping for a strong economy with low inflation and a secure border leading up to the election?

Not something that conservatives needed to "worry" about since Biden was "running" the show.