April 28, 2025.

There's been a change of foot in the Democratic Party for a while now,

as its leaders shift from trying to find common ground with Republicans

to standing firmly against them and articulating their own vision for the United States.

That shift burst dramatically into the open last night when Democratic Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker

gave a barn-b. Pritzker gave a barn-burning speech to Democrats in New Hampshire. After walking out to the

American author's song, Go Big or Go Home, Prisker urged Democrats to stop listening to do-nothing political types who are calling for caution at a time when Americans are demanding urgent action and to fight everywhere and all at once.

Prisker highlighted three ordinary Americans who are opposing the Trump

administration and Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency by building communities to protest,

hanging an upside-down flag on the face of Yosemite National Park's famous cliff, El Capitan,

and welcoming Vice President J.D. Vance to Sugarbush Resort in Vermont with a snow

report calling attention to the administration's attacks on veterans, people with disabilities,

LGBTQ plus Americans, immigrant workers, and people of color. He urged Democrats to lead

with the same passion.

He listed the positions on which he wants Democrats to stand firm, beginning,

It's wrong to snatch a person off the street and ship them to a foreign gulag

with no chance to defend themselves in a court of law.

This is not about immigration, he said, but about the

Constitution. Standing for the idea that the government doesn't have the right to kidnap you

without due process is arguably the most effective campaign slogan in history, he said.

Today, it's an immigrant with a tattoo tomorrow it's a citizen whose

Facebook post annoys Trump Prisker tore into the maga myth that Democrats want

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