The Democrat Nightmare
- Jan Schenk Grosskopf
- Aug 4
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 11
Nine years ago, the writers and producers of Saturday Night Live aired a Democrat nightmare. Not sure if they understand that, but that's exactly what they did. Tom Hanks guest starred in a Black Jeopardy skit as working class Doug, wearing a MAGA hat, who came to win him some money. To everyone's surprise and pleasure, Doug's answers showed that all the contestants had a lot in common. They all believed that voting is a sham, and they distrusted the government. But when the final round, Lives that Matter, appeared on screen, host Darnell said t " . . . well, it was good while it lasted,Doug." End of skit.1
SNL's implied message might have slipped through the cracks nine years ago, which might have been good while it lasted, but that's not the end. Over the next nine years, BLM leaders would totally disgrace themselves by embezzling BLM funds, moving to expensive neighborhoods, and doing nothing for the community.2
BLM didn't even challenge presidential candidate Joe Biden, who befriended KKK members and had a history of outspoken racism harking back to the Democrats' habitual racism. Biden even told black leaders that they are a minority. Better learn to get along with Hispanics, he advised, they're the majority. In short order, Biden's open borders overwhelmed working class neighborhoods with illegal immigrants who are reciving benefits that belong to the American working class.3
If we were to draw out the skit to its logical conclusion, disaffected Democrats such as white working class Doug and disaffected black Americans such as Keeley and Shanice might decide to form a coalition of displaced, disregarded working class Americans. Might be nice to get a "helpful" government that chooses winner and losers out of their lives, and to have their jobs and neighborhoods back. The Democrat Socialists' nightmare.
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