Democrats Are Intentionally Sabotaging Their Own 2024 Election Autopsy Report

The Democratic Party is still not down with their postmortem report on why they lost the 2024 Presidential election, and based on information that has come out, they apparently don’t want to get the answers. The committee looking into the loss has decided to NOT do any kind of evaluation about the Harris or Biden campaigns – or their advisers and strategists – and instead has decided to focus on the ads that outside groups were running and why those didn’t work. This is how you continue to lose elections, as Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains.

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Now, it's been a while since I have, uh, thrown some pretty heavy and significant criticism at the Democratic party. It's not because they haven't been screwing up. It is of course, because the screw ups from the Republicans have been far worse and more newsworthy. But even with everything happening in Republican world right now, all the mistakes they're making, all the horrible things they're doing to this country, and of course the massive coverup they're engaged in. We also gotta talk about the Democrats, okay? Because the Democrats right now are doing probably one of the stupidest things we have seen them do all year. Uh, you know that that's not a very long time period, but it's still enough time to make some pretty significant mistakes. And they're currently in the process of making a very big one that could cost them future elections, because right now the Democratic Party, ever since March is still putting together their 2024 election autopsy report.

You know, the post-mortem. We gotta find out what we did wrong, which is a good thing. The only problem is the Democrats have decided we're actually not gonna look at certain things. Uh, we're not gonna look at how Biden ran his campaign. Uh, we're not gonna talk about whether or not he should have dropped out earlier. We're not gonna talk about him dropping out. We're not gonna talk about how Harris ran her campaign. We're not gonna talk about any of these advisors for any of the campaigns. We're not gonna talk about any of the messaging from any of the campaigns. Basically, we're not gonna actually look at anything about the 2024 election. Instead, what they're gonna do here is, um, they're looking at six different Super pacs that ran ads, and they're gonna try to figure out, I guess, you know, um, should they have attacked Trump more? Because, you know, gosh darn it, our messaging was just too intellectual. It's, it is actually what they say. Like they had too many lists. The ads tended to include laundry lists of information and were often hard to follow.

Yes. Yet that that was the problem, talking about the good things the administration had done, instead of telling people who obviously didn't know, uh, that Donald Trump was a bad guy. Now technically the report's not finished. So, you know, there's, there's still time, but that's kind of where they're at right now. Like, man, we should have been meaner to Trump. I don't think people knew he was a piece of crap. Everybody knew that spending $20 million on an ad campaign, being like, Hey, remember this guy? He sucks. And all the voters were like, yeah, but we also, we we, we can't buy groceries. So, you know, maybe the guy that sucks could fix that. Right? That's what happened. Let me read you a couple statements here. This one is from, uh, Reed Epstein and Shane Gold Macher writing for the New York Times. They said party officials describe the draft document as focusing on the 2024 election as a whole, but not on the presidential campaign, which is something like eating at a steakhouse and then reviewing the salad Jane Kleeb, Nebraska Democratic chairwoman said, we are not interested in second guessing campaign tactics or decisions of campaign operatives. We are interested in what voters turned out for Republicans and Democrats and how we can fix this moving forward.