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Chris spent Memorial Day weekend in upstate New York and overheard Democrat Party high-rollers — the real big-money donors — anxiously waiting on the DNC’s long-delayed 2024 election autopsy. DNC Chair Ken Martin sat on it for months, promised “no smoking gun,” then dropped a 48,000-word report that Corbin Trent of Common Dreams called a “giant turd.” The report admits the campaign was about “winning for the sake of winning” with zero plan for what to do with power, never once treats the Biden record as a failure, and basically concludes the party machine has “no idea.” No rebrand. No self-reflection. Just more cope. Chris connects the dots: that’s why you see zero real resistance from Democrats to Trump 2.0 in the Middle East. Both parties are on the AIPAC take. Trump is rearming, attacking Iranian Navy vessels, maintaining the blockade — an act of war — while claiming negotiations are “around the corner.” Iran has China and Russia in its corner, shifted rhetoric to an “environmental tax” on ships through the Strait of Hormuz (pay in Iranian or Chinese currency), and there is still no ceasefire.
By Chris Michaels1
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Chris spent Memorial Day weekend in upstate New York and overheard Democrat Party high-rollers — the real big-money donors — anxiously waiting on the DNC’s long-delayed 2024 election autopsy. DNC Chair Ken Martin sat on it for months, promised “no smoking gun,” then dropped a 48,000-word report that Corbin Trent of Common Dreams called a “giant turd.” The report admits the campaign was about “winning for the sake of winning” with zero plan for what to do with power, never once treats the Biden record as a failure, and basically concludes the party machine has “no idea.” No rebrand. No self-reflection. Just more cope. Chris connects the dots: that’s why you see zero real resistance from Democrats to Trump 2.0 in the Middle East. Both parties are on the AIPAC take. Trump is rearming, attacking Iranian Navy vessels, maintaining the blockade — an act of war — while claiming negotiations are “around the corner.” Iran has China and Russia in its corner, shifted rhetoric to an “environmental tax” on ships through the Strait of Hormuz (pay in Iranian or Chinese currency), and there is still no ceasefire.

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