Most noted of all is the social media account of California Governor Gavin Newsom, poking satirical fun daily at Trump’s grammatical incontinence on his “Truth Social” platform. Maryland Governor Wes Moore joined the banter over the weekend, trying to rile the President by inviting him to walk the streets of Baltimore and offering to provide “a golf cart if that makes things easier”. (Trump declined the proposal, calling the city a “hellhole”). Democrats are also gleefully suggesting that the President may be suffering from dementia, with the hashtag #DementiaDon gaining traction among grassroots supporters who believe that nothing else can explain Trump’s continuing embrace of false statements and beliefs.
Then there’s the wishful thinking, expressed in an AI-created image of a lean, muscular Newsom giving Trump – depicted in orange prison garb – a physical pummeling in a boxing ring. But much as Democrats wish it were so, an easy victory by any of the aspirants in the pre-nascent stages of the 2028 presidential race may yet prove a challenge.
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— Lenny Mendonca (@Lenny_Mendonca) August 25, 2025The political movement “Third Way”, a national advocacy group championing centrist positions, provided Democrats with a list of words to avoid using if they truly hope to connect with American voters. Warning that “Democrats and their allies use an awful lot of words and phrases no ordinary person would ever dream of using”, the group recommended that references to “cultural appropriation”, “stakeholders”, “food insecurity”, “pregnant people” and “Latinx” should – among many others – be avoided.
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The data suggests that over the past four years, the Republicans surged past the Democrats by as many as 4.5 million votes nationwide, a massive gap that the party will struggle to overcome. Michael Pruser, director of data sciences for election analysis site Decision Desk HQ, told the newspaper “there seems to be no end to this. There is no silver lining or cavalry coming across the hill. This is month after month, year after year”.
Put another way, the party is deluding itself if it believes assailing Trump with accusations of dementia or attacking his physical appearance is an effective way to rebuild. This week’s DNC votes on Gaza and DEI are a fresh millstone around the neck of a party that is stuck up a creek in a canoe without a navigator, much less an effective paddle.
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