I’ve made no bones about it. I think today’s Democrat Party has morphed into something that is evil, destructive, and hell-bent on seeing America fail. To me, the party can’t disintegrate into the ash heap of history fast enough.
And according to a new poll, that actually may already be happening.
Okay, so we all know that their party spent decades misapplying the Voting Rights Act to squeeze “majority-minority” congressional districts, meaning, more black candidates were elected who were Democrats.
We also know that the U.S. Supreme Court ruled earlier this month that using race to draw up congressional districts is a huge no-no, according to the Constitution. You can’t do ‘race-based’ anything in America; our founding document won’t allow it.
That ruling has resulted in widespread panic among the party as states, mostly in the GOP-heavy South, move to redistrict out their now-unconstitutional racially gerrymandered congressional districts. It’s essentially back to square one for the Domestic Terrorist Party; oh, what will they do to steal those seats back?
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A new poll just released this week gives us some insight and shows us that a plurality of party members “are willing to sacrifice black voting power to beat the GOP.”
A lot of Democrats are willing to sacrifice Black voting power to beat the GOP.
In a new POLITICO Poll, a plurality of Dems say the party should counter Republican gerrymandering, even if it means reducing the number of majority-minority districts.
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— POLITICO (@politico) May 14, 2026
Wait, what? You mean it wasn’t really ever about giving black voters more voting power? Say it isn’t so.
Granted, this is just one poll, but keep in mind that the 10-1 Virginia gerrymander did just that – took away two VRA districts and diluted black voting power just to ‘beat the GOP’:
Mind you, Obama was advocating for voters in Virginia to do this exact thing last week when they erased two VRA districts in favor of political gerrymanders. https://t.co/09rgjkHGO4
— Margot Cleveland (@ProfMJCleveland) April 30, 2026
The Politico poll indicated some interest among black Democrats in creating such electoral districts. However, I assure you that any efforts to do so in blue states, where Democrats are trying to combat redistricting in red states, will likely face significant challenges. In fact, we witnessed a similar situation in Illinois in the fall of 2025, when some lawmakers attempted to modify their already gerrymandered map from a 14-3 Democrat/Republican split to a 15-2 split:
NEWS: IL Senate Black Caucus has a warning for Hakeem Jeffries + Dems pushing redistricting
It won't back any map that dilutes the Black vote in any historically Black district
Chair @SenWPrestonIL: We're going to fight back. We just won't do so at the expense of our own power
— Ally Mutnick (@allymutnick) October 22, 2025
There is also this. Democrats, I believe, will have a harder time than they think getting around the Supreme Court’s ruling, especially given that black voters are increasingly fleeing the Democrat crazy and voting for Republicans.
Any attempt to dilute their voices by the Dems will cause more black flight to the GOP, which, of course, I support wholeheartedly:
The Democratic Party has begun to lose support among Black voters as a newer, younger electorate is more open to the GOP, according to an analysis of polling data.
Recent data shows that Democrats are losing the strong support from Black voters they had in Barack Obama’s 2008 win, and going back to John F. Kennedy’s 1960 presidential run, Axios reported.
The number of Black adults identifying as or leaning Democratic dropped from 77% in 2020 to 66% in 2023. Meanwhile, 12% to 17% of Black adults identify as or lean Republican, according to a 2025 Gallup poll.
The times, they are a-changing for the horrible Democrat Party. A civil war appears to be brewing within the party, and I’m here for it.
