Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” shares a clip of NBC News’ Steve Kornacki explaining to “Meet the Press'” Kristen Welker the new polling data that should scare the Democratic establishment about embracing socialism, as it remains immensely unpopular with the vast majority of independent voters.
In other words, even though more than half of Democrats are comfortable with these deadbeats, most Americans are repulsed. The majority of independents, as well as Republicans, would rather drive daggers through the hearts of these vampires.
Bill Maher said he might vote for J.D. Vance. Van Jones told his own party to stop pooping in the punch bowl. And Hasan Piker showed up to the College Democrats convention dressed as Mao.
The Left has lost its mind and old school liberals are finally speaking out. Bridget Phetasy breaks down the DSA takeover of the Democratic Party, why there’s no such thing as too far left in America, and why the capitalists funding island bunkers instead of pro-America media are going to regret it.
Also: A plea to David Ellison, one hundred million dollars, and a yacht for every pleb. Here’s a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.
The Democratic Socialists of America just swept the New York City primaries, and one winning candidate has said 9/11 was America’s fault because of “capitalism, racism, white supremacy, and Islamophobia.”
Bridget Phetasy breaks down the new anti-American wing of the Democratic Party, why “democratic socialism” is just socialism wearing a wig, why these aren’t just progressive Democrats — they’re revolutionaries who openly want to tear down America, and why gentle parenting might be to blame for all of it. Here’s more from Phetasy’s latest edition of Dumpster Fire.
Colombia — one of the major nations in South America — has rejected its socialist government and voted into office a new president, Abelardo de la Espriella, promising to openly challenge the drug cartels.
This is a change sweeping across South and Central America, especially now that there’s no longer USAIDs money going to prop up leftist regimes. Here, Steve Turley discusses the changing of the guard.
Susan Kokinda argues that President Donald Trump’s recent comments, praising overlap with Bernie Sanders, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s critique of “slavish devotion to free markets” signal not a change of sides but a shift to a different economic system. It frames Trump’s “new economic plan” as an industrial policy that uses tariffs, tax policy, directed investment, and potential public-private stakes in major AI firms, while also challenging Federal Reserve practices and Wall Street forecasting.
Citing the latest jobs report (172,000 jobs versus a 105,000 forecast, with prior months revised upward), it claims the plan is working, though manufacturing hiring is still early, following a sequence of orders, production, investment, then jobs described by Peter Navarro. Kokinda says this approach revives Henry Clay’s “American System,” presented as distinct from free markets, free trade, or socialism. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.
