The Democratic Party: Embracing Diversity and Inclusion

The Troubling Alliances ⁢of the Modern Democrat Party

It says ‌a lot about ⁣the modern Democrat Party that its ⁤prominent figures like Rep. ⁣Eric Swalwell (California representative) and Beto O’Rourke ‌(perpetually unemployed) would actually support⁤ and pose for a photo ⁤with ⁤Stacie Laughton when he was running⁣ for a ⁤seat in the New Hampshire state house.

For the uninitiated, Laughton has the distinction of being the first transgender person elected to a state legislature. ⁢More importantly, he was charged in connection with the sexual exploitation of children, specifically by receiving and talking about explicit photos of children possibly as young as 3 years old. Laughton allegedly obtained the photos in text ​messages from his then-partner, Lindsay Groves,⁤ who authorities say⁣ took⁤ nude photos of the young minors at a daycare center.

It’s ⁤not like there weren’t​ signs of trouble. Appearance isn’t everything, but ⁤it is something — and Laughton’s, with⁤ his long​ straggly ‍hair pulled ⁢back in a tight knot, his highly⁢ receded hairline, and‍ questionable dental hygiene,‌ is unnerving, to say the least. Plenty ​of unfortunately-looking people are harmless. But Laughton is both that and suffers⁣ from a psychological‍ impairment ‌(celebrated‌ as it may⁢ be by the‍ American left).

Mental Illness and Democrat⁢ Politics

To be mentally ill, dangerous, or both ⁢is quickly becoming the‍ norm in Democrat politics. Time magazine​ on Thursday ran a lengthy, sympathetic profile on Pennsylvania‌ Sen. John Fetterman, who⁢ in March mustered the ​strength to emerge from a ‍mental wellness ⁣facility, where he spent six weeks​ being treated for severe depression. And that was only after ⁤suffering a near-fatal stroke that has left him unable to communicate​ without advanced computer software ⁣and nearly incapable of speaking at all.

“For​ so ‌many ‌years, we have⁣ demanded our‌ politicians be⁤ perfect—free⁢ of scandal, perfectly groomed, never a hair or a word⁤ out of place,” wrote Time’s Molly⁣ Ball. ⁤“To admit to being ⁣broken was to⁤ admit to being ­deficient. But Fetterman was ⁢never‍ the kind of pol who put much stock in seeming perfect.”

That’s not completely⁣ accurate. True, Fetterman is a proud slob in his perpetual uniform of a hoodie and basketball shorts that must make his office staff ⁢exceedingly uncomfortable every time he moves, but‍ it’s not so much that he doesn’t “put much⁤ stock in seeming perfect.” ‌It’s that⁢ the media throughout ⁣the final months of his 2022 Senate campaign were fully invested in⁤ dragging his​ body across the ⁤finish line no matter the cost, even as anyone with functioning‌ eyes and⁢ ears⁤ could see that he⁤ was incapacitated by the deadly stroke and had not recovered.

Oh, well! Democrats had a Senate seat to win.‍ Money ‍is no object, ‍let alone the quality of life of a father of three. Besides, Time and‍ Molly Ball assure us ​that “many people ​loved their broken Senator—not in⁤ spite of his brokenness but ­because of⁣ it.”

Fetterman’s debilitating condition is⁣ not a bug. It’s a feature!

The Disturbing Appointment⁣ of Sam Brinton

And then of course, there’s Sam Brinton, the narcissistic kleptomaniac trans “they/them” user who​ was hired by the Biden administration to manage nuclear material. His entire biography⁣ is⁤ sprinkled with public sex kink and a penchant for wearing⁣ gaudy ⁣women’s clothing — much of which, it turns ⁢out, was stolen. That’s who was deemed safe by Democrats to work in‌ a high-level⁤ government energy position.

Democrats⁤ call it bigotry and prejudice to look twice at any⁢ one of‍ these individuals and think, ⁤maybe, ⁢just maybe, there’s something wrong here.‍ Democrats⁢ prefer to not only embrace them, but elevate them to positions of authority.

It isn’t pretty. But⁣ it’s the⁤ modern Democrat Party.