Staff Reports
In the latest turn of events from the Democratic camp, a DNC compliance manager named Joyce DeCerce has made headlines for admitting something that anyone with half a brain already knew: Kamala Harris isn’t winning anything this year. Thanks to James O’Keefe’s eye-opening video, the DNC’s facade of party unity has crumbled faster than a liberal’s argument at a family Thanksgiving dinner. DeCerce’s candid remarks showcase the glaring desperation within the Democrats as they cling to a vice president who’s about as popular as a toothache.
According to DeCerce, Harris is “weirdly unpopular,” and let’s be honest, that’s putting it mildly. Her accomplishments in office could comfortably fit into a fortune cookie, and her ability to inspire confidence is akin to asking a brick wall for advice on home renovations. If a politician doesn’t have a record of success or any tangible achievements, one has to wonder just how they made it to such a lofty position in the first place. Apparently, the DNC is banking on wishful thinking rather than actual electoral capability this election cycle.
BREAKING: DNC Manager: ‘I Don’t Think Kamala Harris Would Win;' Admits to Making Empty Promises to Donors
“I don’t think Kamala Harris would win this year,” reveals Joyce DeCerce (@JoyceDecerce) (he/him), Compliance Manager for the Democratic National Committee (@DNC) and Kamala… pic.twitter.com/p2jCmwbEPu
— James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) July 30, 2024
Nate Silver’s latest prediction models are further fueling the flames of the DNC’s internal panic. Former President Donald Trump is predicted to win with a commanding 61.3% chance against Harris’s paltry 38.1%. This data underscores the farce of Democrats believing they can simply swap out candidates and expect a miracle. The woes of a party whose last stronghold included a president who couldn’t even manage to complete a coherent sentence are clearly not too far behind.
In the video, DeCerce tries to deflect blame for Harris’s unpopularity by claiming the vice president has faced some kind of mythical “racist and sexist” scrutiny that other male politicians simply don’t endure. This weak characterization is just another attempt at diversion, one might say it’s akin to a magician’s trick—distract the audience with flashy words while the real trick is how to conceal lackluster performance. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but trying to paint reasonable criticism as a bias attack against a woman of color is just old news.
Adding insult to injury, DeCerce’s comments reveal the money-wasting operational tactics of the DNC, where the strategy seems to revolve around pandering to donors rather than actually winning hearts and minds. In politics, telling donors what they want to hear is standard operating procedure, but it appears this is all the Democrats have left. The lack of genuine vision is astounding; the party is seemingly built on a foundation of cash grabs and political theater.
As the political landscape shifts and the clock ticks down to the election, the future does not look bright for Kamala Harris or the DNC. With rising stars like Donald Trump looming large on the horizon, the Democrats’ panic is palpable. The only silver lining? The circus that is their campaign is guaranteed to be a show worth watching.
