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The Democrats are in trouble. It's no secret. They've been in trouble for quite some time, getting blown out last election.

I think they could expect to continue to get blown out for months and years to come.

Don't take my word for it. Let's take the New York

Times' word for it. New York Times has a new piece out today. It's titled, the Democrat Party

faces a voter crisis, registration crisis, rather. And they start off like this. The Democratic Party is

hemorrhaging voters long before they even go to the polls of the 30 states that track voter registrations by political party.

Democrats lost ground to Republicans in every single one of them between the 2020 elections and the 2024 elections.

The four-year swing towards Republican adds up to a sum of about four and a half million

voters, a deep political hold that can take the Democrats' years to get out of.

And this is all according to the New York Times, losing votes in states from Maine,

New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Rhode Island,

all blue states, for the most part, with the exception of Pennsylvania, obviously, this last

election, California, Nevada, also among those losing New Mexico, another one that is hopefully

coming towards the center. The stampede away from the Democratic Party is occurring in battleground states,

the blue estates and the red estates too, according to the new analysis of voter registration

data by the New York Times.

This is great news, folks.

This comes just on the heels of the Republicans now getting ready in states like Texas to do their redistricting,

where they will add seats accordingly to how many citizens have moved to those states,

and the Democratic states will have no choice but to lose seats like New York and California.

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