Top Democrat: MAGA lost in 2018, 2020, 2022, 2023, and continues to lose in 2024
The Excuses for Republicans Losing a New York House Seat
Last night’s special election in New York resulted in a loss for Republicans, and the excuses are pouring in. However, one prominent Democratic supporter has a different perspective on the matter.
“MAGA is a failed politics. It lost in 2018, 2020, 2022, and 2023, and is losing 2024,” said Simon Rosenberg in his morning “Hopium” memo.
“They are the worst group of political leaders in our history,” he added, referring to top GOP leaders. “No one has deserved to get their asses kicked more than these cowardly betrayers of everything that has made America great. We should keep winning, and they should keep struggling.”
Rosenberg is a valuable voice in the Democratic establishment, accurately predicting the outcome of the 2022 “red wave” and helping shape the themes and agenda for the upcoming 2024 election.
Democrats’ Winning Battles and Biden’s Lead
While many Democrats are calling for changes leading up to the fall election, Rosenberg has been highlighting the party’s victories and drawing attention to polls showing President Joe Biden leading or at least within the margin of error in head-to-head polls against former President Donald Trump.
“I think we are going to win the presidential election in November. We should flip the House, and if we work really hard we should keep the Senate. The Democratic Party is a force for good in America and the world, Joe Biden is a good president and we are far better off today. We have a very strong case for re-election and the president will be laying out his agenda for his second term in the coming weeks,” he confidently stated.
On his Substack site, Rosenberg argues that Democrats have the potential to reach 55% of the vote, a challenging feat in a divided nation. However, he believes recent elections provide ample evidence that it is possible.
He points out that Democrats who focus on abortion choice and portray Republicans as MAGA extremists have been successful.
“And look at what we’ve done since last March. We took away a Wisconsin Supreme Court seat with 56% of the vote, ending right-wing ideological control of the court in one of the most gerrymandered states in the country. We took away Colorado Springs and Jacksonville, two of the largest Republican-held cities in the country. We took away the six-week abortion ban in Ohio, getting 57% of the vote there in two elections. We took away the Virginia House and ended the fantasy that the 15-week abortion could somehow give them an escape hatch from ending Roe. Governor Beshear grew his margin in Kentucky, we gained seats in the New Jersey legislature, and won cities, city council races, and school board races all across the U.S. In 2023, like 2022, we overperformed and won. And they struggled,” he argued.
Rosenberg remains optimistic about the Democratic Party’s position, despite Biden’s unfavorable polls and concerns about inflation.
“The RNC is broke and broken. State Republican Parties in the battlegrounds have atrophied under MAGA extremist leadership. Dozens of prominent Republican Party leaders in the states have been indicted for trying to overturn the 2020 election, and many more are under investigation. GOP Party Chairs in Arizona and Florida just resigned due to epic scandals. Ugly MAGA candidates are winning primaries again. They tossed their speaker. The new one is a coward and a traitorous fool. Trump’s putting his family in charge of the RNC. We keep overperforming and winning. They keep struggling,” Rosenberg added.
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What excuses are Republicans making for their loss in the New York special election?
E and maintain a strong majority in the House and Senate. He attributes this potential success to the Democrats’ ability to effectively communicate their policies and connect with the American people.
The Excuses for Republicans’ Loss
Of course, when a party loses an election, it’s common for excuses to be made. This particular loss in New York’s special election is no exception. Republicans are coming up with various justifications for their defeat. Some claim that the Democratic candidate had an unfair advantage, while others argue that voter fraud was involved. However, these excuses fail to address the underlying issues that led to their loss.
Rosenberg dismisses these excuses as an attempt by Republicans to deflect from their own failings. He argues that the real reason for their loss lies in the weak leadership of the Republican Party. According to Rosenberg, the GOP’s political leaders have consistently failed to deliver on the promises they made to their constituents, betraying the values that have made America great. He asserts that the American people have recognized this and are increasingly turning away from the Republican Party as a result.
The Future Outlook for Democrats
Rosenberg’s optimistic outlook for the Democrats is grounded in the belief that they have been successful in delivering on their promises. He points to the victories they have achieved and the policies they have implemented as evidence of their effectiveness. He also highlights President Biden’s strong leadership and popularity among the American people.
Looking ahead to the 2024 election, Rosenberg believes that the Democrats have a strong case for re-election. He predicts that they will not only win the presidential election but also have the potential to maintain a majority in both the House and Senate. This, he argues, is due to their ability to connect with voters and present a clear and compelling agenda.
Conclusion
While Republicans may be making excuses for their loss in the recent New York House seat election, Simon Rosenberg, a prominent Democratic voice, sees it as a sign of their weak leadership and the disconnection between their promises and actions. He remains optimistic about the future of the Democratic Party, confident that they will continue to deliver on their promises and connect with the American people. Only time will tell how his predictions will unfold, but for now, Rosenberg’s perspective offers a valuable insight into the state of American politics.
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