Democrats Are Officially The Party Of Commie ISIS
I don’t know about you, but I’ve had just about enough of these pompous establishment Democrats defending their party severing the last vestiges of its rationality and patriotism to trans itself into Commie ISIS.
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We’ve seen all this before. The union of Marxists and Islamists has a long history, a high-low combo of academics with a surplus of graduate degrees and guilt entertained by the youthful passions of the proletariat into supporting the vilest anti-human agenda devised in modern times.
This way to the gulag, comrade – walk faster, you know you deserve it.
The Abdul El-Sayed victory in Michigan, even if it came more narrowly than expected and was rebuffed by rural and black voters, is just the confirmation of what was already clear. Today the organizing energy of the Democratic Party – the party that less than a generation ago stood shoulder to shoulder with fellow Republicans and Independents against the Reds and the terror-supporters alike – is driven by a group of craven, manipulative liars and a bevy of followers whose understanding of history doesn’t start til iPhone 6.
These wannabe red diaper babies want to run back the losing side in the Nixon-Khrushchev kitchen debate and repackage it for morons on TikTok, and they do it well. Pick your reasoning for why they do it. Is it all to ease the horror of their meaningless existence by creating a community of followers who hang on their words of hate for people who are more successful than they are?
Whatever is wrong in your life, you can blame it on a corporation, a billionaire, or a Jew. Sometimes you hit the jackpot with all three at once.
This isn’t crazy. This isn’t radical. It’s the Democratic mainstream now. And after the results of the major primary elections across the country, it’s a genuine wave that will swamp a once truly American party that held Jefferson-Jackson Day dinners every spring until Donald Trump came along and liked them both.
The man who helped usher in that era of post-American politician, David Axelrod, took to the CNN airwaves last night to lecture the country on why it’s so bad that American Jews are spending money defending their interests. Keeping in mind that the overwhelming majority of AIPAC dollars (again, in the case of last night’s primaries) have always gone to Democratic politicians, Axelrod’s smear that this represents “foreign influence” found a fitting rebuttal from Van Jones.
David Axelrod and Van Jones debate AIPAC re: #MISen ⬇️
Axelrod: “It’s a legitimate question. Should essentially an agent of any foreign government, whether it’s Israel or any other, be able to spend.. $30 million in a race like this to influence the outcome of that race?”
Van… pic.twitter.com/iwPwT9slYj
— Jacob N. Kornbluh (@jacobkornbluh) August 5, 2026
David Axelrod is showing where the Democratic Party is drifting. In a bid to stay relevant, he’s trafficking in conspiracy theories and calumnies against patriotic American Jews. It falls to Van Jones, a non-Jewish Black American, to call him out and set the record straight and… https://t.co/96l1vHjjFf
— Mark Dubowitz (@mdubowitz) August 5, 2026
Whether you care about Israel or not, the point for Americans is the weaponization that anti-Semites have achieved within the Democratic and, with less success, attempted to achieve within the Republican coalitions. Michigan proved once again that the AIPAC approach to American politics is a loser. Their highest-backed candidate just lost to an army of Democratic Socialist influencers, for whom FOMO is the most powerful motivation, who anointed a dog-electrocuting 9/11-supporting double-breasted nepo baby as their activist champion. What was October 7th but just some bros on Blue Chew flying Mario Karts into a festival? What’s so wrong with that? The streams did numbers after all.
Hasan Piker acknowledged his role in reshaping Michigan’s Dem Senate primary but tells our @adamwren: “I wouldn’t say I’m a powerbroker.”
“People call me a kingmaker. I’m not. I’m just fortunate enough to be a part of a much broader movement.”
Follow our live election night… pic.twitter.com/0dYaVzEbTP
— POLITICO (@politico) August 5, 2026
Michigan’s outcome was actually good for Democratic hopes in the fall, though, because it will likely force Abdul El-Sayed to do something he wouldn’t have done otherwise: moderate his tone. In the past few weeks, ebullient with the aura of inevitability (thanks in part to what now looks like a bunch of juiced internal polls), El-Sayed was taking on an attitude of “I don’t need you any more” toward the party.
This is classic dumb savior complex politician stuff, complete with the Beto “born to be in it” energy. But this outcome will likely temper that heat and push him back towards the Democratic politicians he needs to get him over the finish line – to give him the veneer of normalcy he needs to win Michigan. And they’ll be there for him.
For the rest of us, we should recognize what a danger it is to have a major party just become Commie ISIS, a coalition that joins all the people who want to seize your property, eliminate the nuclear family, re-educate your children, and also sometimes slaughter a goat in their backyard.
As an independent, I’ve voted for Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, and The Rock.
The ol’ trust write in. Thank you sir for the vote of confidence. This strangely makes me hungry for carbs. ???????????? https://t.co/R94b4VAL7E
— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) October 20, 2016
My question going into a voting booth is always what a good friend calls “the beach test”: “Can you imagine this person on the beach with a machine gun fighting back against the Chinese invasion?” It obviously applied to the likes of Jim Webb. But do any of these Democrats pass that test today? Forget it – they’d be turning those guns around.
Al Sharpton used to warn Democrats about the Republican Party hijacking the Bible and the Flag. Today’s Democrats just don’t care. They have other flags to follow.
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