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Even longtime Democratic insider James Carville has had enough of his party’s woke nonsense. The veteran political strategist absolutely exploded when he learned the DNC opened their summer meeting in Minneapolis with a ridiculous land acknowledgment ceremony.
The cringe-worthy display featured Lindy Sowmick, who describes herself as an Indigenous queer woman. She spent precious time lecturing Democrats about how America supposedly built a system to suppress Native Americans. This is exactly the kind of virtue signaling that makes regular Americans roll their eyes.
Carville went ballistic on his podcast, shouting at Democrats for wasting time on this garbage. He pointed out that the DNC exists for one purpose only – to win elections. Instead, party leaders are more worried about checking boxes for the woke mob than connecting with working families.
The frustrated strategist has been warning Democrats about their obsession with wokeness for years. He knows this identity politics nonsense cost them big in 2024. Yet party bosses still refuse to listen to common sense advice from their own people.
This land acknowledgment perfectly shows how out of touch Democrats have become. While families struggle with high prices and crime, party elites waste time apologizing for American history. No wonder they keep losing elections in red states and purple districts.
Carville deserves credit for having the guts to call out his own party. Most Democrats are too scared to speak up against the radical left wing. They would rather lose elections than risk being canceled by activists.
The Democratic Party has been hijacked by extreme progressives who care more about social justice theater than real results. Regular Americans see right through these phony displays of moral superiority. They want leaders focused on kitchen table issues, not woke lecture sessions.
If Democrats want to start winning again, they need to listen to James Carville and dump the woke agenda immediately. Until then, they can expect more devastating losses as voters reject their out-of-touch priorities.
