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The Democratic National Committee finally peeled back the curtain this week and released its long-delayed 2024 autopsy, a document the party’s own chair says “does not meet my standards” after months of secrecy and internal pressure. The spectacle of the DNC disowning its own work tells you everything you need to know about a party in panic, scrambling to explain a disastrous defeat while trying to dodge the real, uncomfortable truths.
Instead of facing up to the obvious problems — a candidate in decline, disastrous messaging on the border and the economy, and a party that’s lost touch with working Americans — the report reads like an exercise in blame-shifting and intellectual dishonesty. Insiders admit the release was forced by outrage from within, which only underlines how badly the DNC mismanaged this reckoning and how eager they remain to protect the narrative at all costs.
Conservative voices on the right rightly lit into the report, with Kayleigh McEnany pointing out on Jesse Watters’ program that “these pages didn’t mention Biden’s decline once,” a damning observation about how the party chose to dodge the central reason millions of voters abandoned them. The silence is deafening — you can rewrite policy and pivot on issues, but you can’t paper over the fact that voters saw a White House in decline and reacted accordingly.
Worse, the autopsy itself contained glaring errors and oddities that reinforce the impression this was a slapdash, politically sanitised document rather than a sober postmortem. Reporters found factual mistakes and odd claims, showing the DNC was more interested in covering its tracks than doing the honest work of learning what went wrong.
Ken Martin’s clumsy decision to publish and then publicly disown the report is the image of a leadership that has lost control — admitting a report is “not ready for primetime” after keeping it secret only fuels the argument that Democrats are terrified of admitting the role Biden’s decline played in their collapse. That kind of spin and self-protection won’t fix the party; it will only deepen the credibility crisis that cost them the White House.
Patriotic Americans should want a full, honest accounting — not a partisan dodge that buries the truth in red ink and excuses. Republicans and everyday voters must continue to demand transparency, hold the narrative-shapers accountable, and make sure the facts about leadership, competence, and character are never swept under the rug again.
This episode is yet another reminder that the American people deserve leaders who tell the truth and own their failures. The DNC can keep pretending their problems are someone else’s fault, but until they confront real accountability, conservatives will keep pressing the case that the party’s elites are out of touch and unfit to lead this country.
