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Democratic strategist Michael LaRosa told Jesse Watters on Fox that the state of the Democratic Party is in deep trouble, warning that the party’s current strategy of secrecy and selective appearances risks eroding voter trust. LaRosa — who once served as press secretary to First Lady Jill Biden — warned that hiding from tough questions is a “process story” that amplifies every misstep and leaves Democrats vulnerable when they most need goodwill.
LaRosa’s credentials give weight to his warning: he isn’t some partisan talk-radio hack but a former insider who experienced the Biden team’s communications playbook up close. His tour through the sausage-making of Democratic messaging on the Watters segment was blunt and unsparing, coming from someone who knows how the bubble operates and what happens when that bubble bursts.
On the show LaRosa singled out the Harris campaign’s decision to limit unscripted press interactions as a replay of the Biden era’s fatal communications mistakes, predicting that such avoidance will only magnify every stumble. He argued that when a party treats the press as optional, it forfeits the goodwill and credibility needed in a crisis, and that dynamic is precisely what could turn a political problem into a full-blown collapse for Democrats.
Conservative Americans watching this ought to feel vindicated: the left’s leadership is hollow when you strip away the celebrity narratives and spin. Voters are practical and unforgiving — they see rising crime, failing schools, and an economic squeeze on family budgets, and they won’t reward a party that shrugs off accountability and hides behind friendly networks. LaRosa’s warning is proof that even Democrats inside the tent recognize the panic; that matters more than another New York Times op-ed.
The political upside for conservatives is obvious: when the other side is consumed by messaging chaos, your message of law, order, and economic common sense cuts through. Republicans should seize the moment to contrast competence with chaos, to press Democrats on real issues instead of getting dragged into manufactured outrage and process theater. If GOP leaders act with clarity and courage, this “five-alarm” dysfunction on the left could translate into wins up and down the ticket.
Americans who love this country and work hard for a decent life shouldn’t be shy about calling out the Democrats’ failures and demanding answers. LaRosa sounded the alarm not as a partisan cheer; he sounded it as a warning from someone who knows how bad the damage looks from the inside. It’s time for conservatives to double down on accountability, keep pressing the issues that matter to families, and make sure that when Democrats stumble, the country doesn’t pay the price for their arrogance.
