Are Democrats Repeating 1968?
It’s been more than 50 years now, but the 1968 election represented a true horror story for the Democrats. Hubert Humphrey won the party’s nomination for the Presidency, beating back a host of Leftist challengers, including Eugene McCarthy and Bobby Kennedy. After all the internecine bloodshed, the Republican, Richard Nixon, easily whipped Humphrey, winning 301 electoral votes to the Democrats’ 191 electoral votes.
Dick Morris sees signs the Democrats currently running for president could stage a repeat of that race, as banished Leftists whimper and whine, withholding support from a more moderate nominee, say, Joe Biden.
Pete Buttigieg illegally drinking in public, Kirsten Gillibrand bartending Pride Events, Beto running in a gay 5K: The 2020 Dems are totally cringeworthy in Iowa. If they continue to try to outdo each other’s foolishness, Donald Trump will have no problems in 2020. More from Jon Miller of The Blaze in his video — “Pander-Monium: Dems Descend on Iowa to Make a Mockery of Themselves.”
Another Democrat who can’t seem to break through the pack is California Rep. Eric Swalwell. Here, he’s trying some new punchlines to see if he can break through. None really work, except to draw the mockery of Mark Dice.
