This election reflects a totally flawed Democratic strategy:

• Painting your opponent as toxic but not having positive policies.

• A candidate who cannot speak without a teleprompter and memorized sound bites.

• A morally superior attitude that conveys people voting for the opposition are less educated, dumber, and morally inferior.

• Rallying celebrity support, media support, Hollywood support, and academic support—which actually was terribly off-putting.

• Somehow maintaining the paradox that their candidate was superior in every way yet claiming the election would be close, thereby implying half the population was stupid.

• Transgender and DEI focus pales next to prices, immigration, and a sense of security in a turbulent world.

• Calling illegal aliens “undocumented” and the homeless “unhoused” is simply disingenuous, like calling rioters “undocumented shoppers.”

The overwhelmingly liberal newsreaders on election night were actually grimacing and shaking their heads in disbelief at the results, having previously believed their opinions to be the fact.

The real culprit here is Joe Biden, who claimed to be a “transitional president,” i.e., serving one term, and who broke that promise, fell ill with age, and the Democratic reaction to obviously try to hide it until exposed during the first debate. Then, to preserve $160 million pledged to the Biden/Harris ticket, they didn’t hold a true convention but maneuvered an ill-prepared and terribly unsuited Kamala Harris into the nomination.

How many heads are exploding this morning at the New York Times and on the progressive talk show The View? Do we have an airport express lane for all those celebrities who will now be leaving the country?

We don’t have to “make this country great again,” it IS a great country with free elections and people unafraid to make their sentiments known at the ballot box, sometimes waiting hours to do so.

You can now support the country or waste your time castigating people who disagree with you but who may just have turned out to be far smarter, after all, than you are.

God Bless America!