The Democrats have no moral compass. They lie, they fail, and then they blame everyone else. When Trump succeeds, they attack—sometimes even attacking their own policies in the process.

The internet has made this pattern harder to hide. Democrats can try to obfuscate and pin every failure on Donald Trump, but all it takes is a quick search to remember the long list of promises sold to the American people by leaders like Barack Obama. Take Obamacare, for example. We were assured it would lower costs, protect doctors, preserve coverage, and let Americans keep the plans they liked. None of that happened. Here’s a quick reminder of what was promised—and promptly broken.

Of course, Obama delivered on exactly zero of those assurances. What we got instead was a broken, bloated system that Democrats now insist is somehow Trump’s fault. That’s the pattern in a nutshell: promise the impossible, fail spectacularly, then shift the blame.

Like I said—no moral compass.

Living in an alternate reality where lies are treated as truth and accountability is always someone else’s problem takes a toll. It turns out this brand of denial doesn’t just warp politics; it does real damage to mental health. Even experts are now acknowledging what many have observed for years: Democrat followers are, quite literally, struggling in profound ways.

The data paints a stark picture. There is a direct correlation between the rise in mental illness among adolescent girls and increased liberal identification. Seventy-seven percent of conservative parents report good or excellent mental health in their children, compared to just 55 percent of liberal parents. Liberal women are nearly three times more likely to report feeling lonely multiple times a week than conservative women. And while 37 percent of conservative women say they are satisfied with their lives, only 12 percent of liberal women say the same.

Why? Because conservative women tend to accept reality as it is, while liberal women are encouraged to inhabit a manufactured world—one built by feminist propaganda that frames every situation through the lens of victimhood.

That detachment from reality leads to some truly disturbing outcomes. Liberal women now find themselves defending child sex predators simply because social media told them that ICE agents are “kidnappers.” Watch for yourself.

The Democrat Party has become the party of misery. They’ve completely lost the plot, and it goes far beyond the stereotype of the liberal white woman.

Listen to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and you’ll hear it plainly: the modern Democratic Party is pro-fraud, pro-wasteful spending, and anti-transparency.

The new Democratic platform is shockingly simple—oppose anything and everything Donald Trump does. It doesn’t matter if that opposition puts them on the side of discrimination, endless war, or outright fraud. Opposition is the point.

And silencing dissent has always been the plan.

The irony is rich. The left loves to chant “Democracy dies in darkness,” yet democracy is far more likely to die from the deceit peddled by Democrats than from any of the imaginary threats Barack Obama keeps warning about.

Obama either doesn’t understand—or pretends not to understand—that government regulation of speech is fundamentally incompatible with the First Amendment. More likely, he understands it perfectly well and is simply counting on his audience to swallow whatever he says without question. And who does he want those regulatory constraints aimed at? The usual suspects: people he disagrees with and routinely demonizes.

Who decides what qualifies as “hate”? Because Obama certainly seems to hate conservatives. Who decides what counts as “inciting violence”? Obama was one of the great racial dividers of modern politics, stoking tensions and resentment for years—yet he’s never faced so much as a suspension on social media.

That’s fine. In America, people should decide for themselves who they listen to. That’s the beauty of platforms like X, where users can think critically, apply common sense, and even contribute to community notes that fact-check powerful voices making false claims.

But that still isn’t enough for Democrats. They don’t just want to argue; they want to silence. They want to make sure conservatives can’t make solid, fact-based arguments—like Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s explanation of Denmark’s treatment of Greenland. That’s a message they’d much rather you never hear.

If it were up to Obama, Bessent would never have a microphone.

And if it were up to many other Democrats, they would simply jail and prosecute anyone who ever disagreed with them. That’s not speculation—that’s exactly what they attempted with Donald Trump. And make no mistake: if they regain a majority in the next midterms, they will come after conservatives with a vengeance we’ve never seen before.

That isn’t fearmongering. It’s what they’re already saying out loud. Listen to this Democrat consultant spell it out.

That’s an astonishing amount of hate—and an equally astonishing lack of self-awareness. Democrats love to lecture about “accountability,” yet no one from their party has ever been held accountable for the Russian collusion hoax. These are the same people who tell Trump to “move on” from it and focus on the future.

Rules for thee, but not for me.

They are unhinged, unmoored from reality, and deeply hostile to the truth. And no one captured the reason for that better than George Carlin.

The pattern couldn’t be clearer: lie, fail, blame, repeat. When confronted with reality, Democrats don’t correct course—they double down, silence dissent, and smear anyone who refuses to play along. Truth is their greatest enemy because it exposes the rot beneath the rhetoric. A party that survives on deception cannot tolerate accountability, debate, or a free marketplace of ideas.

That’s why they fear Trump. That’s why they fear conservatives. And that’s why they fear platforms where facts can’t be buried.

America doesn’t need their misery, their censorship, or their moral emptiness. We need truth, courage, and leaders grounded in reality—no matter how loudly the left screams otherwise.