President Donald J. Trump boards Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House, Tuesday, October 20, 2026, en route Joint Base Andrews for a campaign trip to Greenville, North Carolina. (Official White House photo by Joyce N. Boghosian)
Democrats, and their partners in politics including the media, the socialists and Marxists, the LGBT activists and more, for years have claimed President Donald Trump is Adolf Hitler and his supporters are Nazis.
He, and they, must be jailed, they claim. They’re criminals, they’re treasonists, and worse.
That party won significant gains in the midterms, and poised to be the congressional majority, party members now essentially are admitting that that was so much hot air, and they want to work with Trump over the remaining two years of his term.
It’s because they have to. He’s president and total war with the White House would leave Democrats unable to do anything much at all, a result voters would know about by the 2028 election.
The comments came at a conference called What’s Next in Denver, supposedly a celebration of those election gains.
But both strategists and lawmakers are admitting, according to a Fox report, that voters have not necessarily bought into the leftist agenda, and “unless Democrats deliver over the next two years, their electoral gains could prove short-lived.
Stephanie Valencia, of Equis Research, told the conference, “Our party is on probation with voters, who might not like us very much or know exactly what we stand for, but who have given us a chance anyway. We maybe have the next year to 18 months to show voters who we are, or the pendulum might swing right back.”
A report from the Washington Examiner said some of the anti-Trump bluster has come from Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, a New York Democrat, who said at an event held by Rep. Jason Crow, one of Colorado’s Democrats, he wants his party to “hold the crooks accountable who’ve unleashed unprecedented corruption.”
SO MUCH FOR UNITY: Hakeem Jeffries just announced Democrats will NOT work with the White House. His words on Stephen Miller: “There’s not gonna be any opportunity to work with Stephen Miller and what he represents.” Then he bragged about a “FIREWALL in the House and a FIREWALL in the Senate.” Democrats spent all week claiming voters gave them an affordability mandate. Five days later, the plan is a wall against the President. Not lower prices. Not cheaper groceries. Just obstruction. Remember this in 2028. https://t.co/RahKHYLjVn
— Gunther Eagleman(@GuntherEagleman) November 8, 2026
However, Rob Sand, the Democrat governor-elect in Iowa, said Democrats must work with Trump, “Because he’s there.”
“He was put there two years ago,” Sand said. “He’s going to be there another two years. You don’t get to pick and choose who you work with. The people do, and when the people say, ‘I want you working with this person,’ you salute and you say, ‘Absolutely, we’re going to get done everything that we can for you.'”
One of the Democrats’ extremists, James Talarico, of Texas, challenged his party to make Trump’s next two years in office “the most productive of any presidency in American history.”
“This moment is so much bigger and so much more important than the red team with a blue team,” Talarico said. “It’s so much bigger than party. We are tired of being pitted against each other.”
Others suggested Democrats in Congress should send the president as many pieces of legislation as possible, and watch for his response.
Trump already has pointed out he has the veto pen, and Democrats won’t have the numbers in Congress to override. But he’s also said he would work with the leftists on priority projects.
Still, the attacks continue to come from some Democrats, like California’s Robert Garcia, who threatened Republicans to “lawyer up.”
@GuntherEagleman @SaltyGoat17 Democrats aren’t working for America; they’re working for themselves! This is all about hating President Trump. Americans need to wake up!
— Natalie(@Nfugey) November 8, 2026
Democrat Sen. Chris Coons has told the Washington Examiner Democrats can work for the interests of voters, or fail to deliver and experience a “backlash.”
“If all we do is investigations and we don’t deliver, the same folks who voted against Democrats in ’24 and voted for Trump, and then voted against Republicans are going to vote against us. It’s that simple.”
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[ H/T WorldNetDaily ]
