Part 5/15:
The Democrat Party: From Powerhouse to Ghost of Its Former Self
Bill Maher, longtime critic of the left’s trajectory, succinctly captured the decline of the Democratic Party, comparing it to Sears—a once-mighty retail giant reduced to a shadow of itself. The party's shift from control of Congress and the Supreme Court to a nearly obsolete political force illustrates how ideology and greed have eroded its credibility.
The Rise and Fall of the Democrat Establishment
Maher’s commentary highlights that Democrats, once champions of the working class and American enterprise, have become a shell of their former strength. Their reliance on identity politics, voter fraud, and massive foreign influence—funded by shadowy billionaire networks—have led to a party astray from its roots.