Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel says Democrats 'lost the plot' as a party on cultural issues

Emanuel Warns: Democrats Have 'Lost the Plot' — and Voters are Noticing

"You are worried about bathroom access and locker room access, why don't you focus on classroom excellence? You have 50% of our kids not reading at grade level."

POLITICS: Rahm Emanuel is latest Dem to bash his party’s lunatic obsessions

Ex-ambassador Rahm Emanuel is now the latest of a growing number of Democrats to blow their tops over their party’s obsession with nutty cultural and identity issues. Democrats have “lost the plot,” the former Chicago mayor and Obama chief of staff railed last week. “From ‘Latinx,’ to defunding the police, to ‘Police organizations are all racist,’ to bringing a set of cultural wars to our schools. We are on the losing side of those cultural wars…

Longtime Democrat Mayor Exposes Party: ‘We Lost the Plot’

Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) is openly criticizing his own party, warning that Democrats have drifted away from working-class priorities and become consumed by cultural battles that are costing them support with voters. The post Longtime Democrat Mayor Exposes Party: ‘We Lost the Plot’ appeared first on Slay News.

Obama’s Former Chief Of Staff Says Democrats ‘Lost The Plot’

by Harold Hutchison at CDN - Former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel said the Democratic Party pursued “insane” policies that have left it at odds with many Americans, citing biological men playing in women’s sports and other transgender issues. During the 2024 presidential election, President Donald Trump’s campaign ran ads  featuring Vice President Kamala Harris discussing how she pushed … Click to read the rest HERE-> Obama’s Former Ch…

Prominent Democrat Says His Party "Lost The Plot" * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle

Former Democratic Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who is considered a potential 2028 presidential nominee, said his party has “lost the […]

‘It’s Insane’: Obama’s Former Chief Of Staff Says Democrats ‘Lost The Plot’

'Why don't you focus on classroom excellence?'