| − | Because of [[racism]] and [[intolerance]] on the [[Left]], and within the Democrat Party, many traditional liberals and Blacks began leaving the party. The far-Left and those advocating for resistance, [[censorship]] and ostracizing opposing political views - the [[progressives]] and [[socialist]]s - have become the mainstream base of the Democrat Party. | + | Because of [[racism]] and [[intolerance]] on the [[Left]], and within the Democratic party, many traditional liberals and Blacks began leaving the party. The far-Left and those advocating for resistance, [[censorship]] and ostracizing opposing political views - the [[progressives]] and [[socialist]]s - have become the mainstream base of the Democrat Party. |
| | African-Americans in particular, who have achieved the lowest [[unemployment]] rate in history are not willing to open the flood gates of [[illegal immigration]] which has kept them depressed, suppressed, and dependent on White Democrats for handouts since unemployment records were kept beginning in 1949. Many joined the Blexit movement. | | African-Americans in particular, who have achieved the lowest [[unemployment]] rate in history are not willing to open the flood gates of [[illegal immigration]] which has kept them depressed, suppressed, and dependent on White Democrats for handouts since unemployment records were kept beginning in 1949. Many joined the Blexit movement. |
| − | Traditional liberals, ideological do-gooders, once had a healthy respect for [[democracy]], opposition, and the two party system. As a traditional ideological minority, they understood the importance of allowing dissent and opposing voices. Since the [[Marxist]] takeover of the Democrat Party and the eradication of all opposing views, many traditional liberals abandoned the party and either converted to [[conservatism]], centrism, or retained the label of liberal while rejecting the Democrat Party's shift to the [[extremism|extreme]] Left. Many just [[WalkAway]] from the Democrats. | + | Traditional liberals, ideological do-gooders, once had a healthy respect for [[democracy]], opposition, and the two party system. As a traditional ideological minority, they understood the importance of allowing dissent and opposing voices. Since the [[Marxist]] takeover of the Democrat party and the eradication of all opposing views, many traditional liberals abandoned the party and either converted to [[conservatism]], centrism, or retained the label of liberal while rejecting the Democratic party's shift to the [[extremism|extreme]] Left. Many just [[WalkAway]] from the Democrats. |