The media keeps insisting the Democrat Party is locked in a civil war. Don’t believe it. This isn’t a battle over the party’s future. It’s a transformation that has already taken place.
The radical agenda isn’t being forced on unwilling Democrats. It’s being embraced by nearly every corner of the party. From open borders and government control to identity politics and policies critics argue expand federal power, the so-called “moderates” have largely fallen in line.
The infighting we’re seeing isn’t about whether to move farther left. It’s about who gets credit for leading the march. We’ll expose why the civil war narrative is little more than political theater and why the Democrat Party has fundamentally changed.
Then, President Trump took the stage at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and completely shattered tradition. Instead of delivering a lighthearted comedy routine, he used the moment to launch a blistering takedown of the fake news media and the political establishment that protects it.
It wasn’t about getting laughs. It was about confronting the press corps with the distrust they’ve spent years earning from millions of Americans.
