Democrats Want Biden to Take Responsibility for Loss to Trump

Sen. Chris Murphy: 'It was a mistake' for Democrats to let Biden stay in the race

Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., on Sunday said "it was a mistake" for Democrats to allow former President Joe Biden to remain in the 2024 presidential race for as long as he did.

Scapegoating Joe Biden Isn’t Going To Solve The Democratic Party’s Problems

By David Harsanyi, The Daily Signal | May 17, 2025 “We got so screwed by Biden, as a party,” former Barack Obama adviser David Plouffe is quoted saying in a New Yorker excerpt from Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson’s new book, “Original Sin: President Biden’s Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again.” The supposition of the piece, headlined “How Joe Biden Handed the Presidency to Donald Trump,” is that Democrats only failed to h…

Democrats want Biden to take responsibility for loss to Trump

Democrats are tired of Joe Biden saying he would have won.  What they want, they say, is for the former president to admit to his part in the party’s 2024 loss to Donald Trump.  Democratic strategists, operatives and donors this week in conversations and text exchanges all reiterated the same thing: They want Biden to…

Democrats Delude Themselves To Pin All Their Problems on Biden

There is a reason the Democratic Party's polling is at historic lows right now, and it's not just Biden's memory problems.

He was the terrible child of American progressive journalism, with twenty-two years of age and a column in The Washington Post. Now opinionator in The New York Times and author of a popular left-wing podcast, Ezra Klein, 41, earned the wrath of the Democratic hierarchy by being one of the first to call for the withdrawal of President Joe Biden as a candidate and the celebration of primaries to elect a substitute to face Donald Trump. Following t…

Want to Understand the Modern Democrat Party? Look no Further than Apocalyptic Cults

Photo Credit: AT via Magic StudioMany question the situation the modern Democrat party finds itself and whether it will be able to make necessary course corrections to remain a viable, nationwide political party.