Delusional Democrats' dire dilemma

Apparently, Democrats live in the land of delusion. After reading Juan Williams' op-ed, it isn't difficult to think that Juan's guzzled the DNC's Kool-Aid. That's right. He didn't sip the DNC Kool-Aid. He didn't drink the DNC's Kool-Aid. He must've guzzled that stuff. The title of his article is "Republicans’ hatred for America is showing."

Williams then wrote "Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-La.), is on tape saying that America is 'so dark and depraved.' Trump famously described America as sick and defined by 'American carnage.'" To understand Speaker Johnson's characterization properly, it's imperative to know that Johnson is speaking as a Christian. Especially at this time in America, we see much of the U.S. conduct as depraved.

The definition of depraved is "corrupt, wicked, or perverted." Anyone looking at the Bidens and not seeing corruption is delusional. The difference between depraved and worry is significant. To worry is "to torment oneself with or suffer from disturbing thoughtsto torment oneself with or suffer from disturbing thoughts. Seeing college students at Ivy League universities to hold pro-Palestinian, aka pro-Hamas, protests is cause for worry. Scenes from these protests are the personification of oout-of-control hatred. Watch this:

Delusion doesn't just come in the form of DNC mouthpieces accusing Republicans of hating without proof. On Monday night's All-Star Panel on Special Report, Democrat Jessica Tarlov insisted that "What they're currently watching is a great American statesman":

That's the personification of delusional. That's frightening. Does this sound like "a great American statesman"?

If anything, that sounds like a racist arsonist. Why shouldn't I think that Joe Biden isn't a racist? Why shouldn't I think that these Democrats are delusional? Why shouldn't I think that they're dishonest hatemongers? That's certainly what they've shown at Columbia's Cooper Union.

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