by Derek Hunter, Townhall:
Watching Democrats try to figure out how they lost the election is a lot like watching a baby try to take their first steps – sometimes they get very close, then they fall right on their ass. They get there eventually; balance isn’t that difficult to achieve. However, unlike walking, Democrats will lose their life balance repeatedly throughout their lives, even though people do not forget how to walk. Some of them remember how to walk, while others may never stand upright again.
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Let me say from the start I’m enjoying the hell out of this. Most of these leftists on cable news are not only shocked that they lost, but they hadn’t even entertained the prospect as a possibility once Kamala Harris entered the race. It was theirs; the Green Jacket was a tap-in putt away.
If Donald Trump had lost, there would not have been the same level of shock in conservative media. Fox has people on staff who are genuine Democrats, and the possibility of a Harris victory was regularly mentioned on their airwaves. MSNBC is a series of bobblehead dolls glued to the dashboard of the family trickster as it goes down a dirt road; everyone is always nodding in the same direction.
When your “Republicans” hate the Republican nominee and the party more than the Democrats do, your worldview might not be as “diverse” as your tramp stamp tattoo suggests you like to celebrate.
However, some people on the left are coming to terms with what happened and either admitting their own mistakes to regain some credibility or admitting to their audiences that they lied without actually admitting that they lied.
The first part of that is exemplified by the gang at Morning Joe. Joe Scarborough famously lectured his audience with a big “Start your tape right now, because I’m about to tell you the truth. And f-you if you can’t handle the truth. This version of Biden intellectually, analytically, is the best Biden ever,” right before Biden soiled himself on the debate stage and was forced out of the race by, well, people like Scarborough.
