Dilbert creator and Trump supporter Scott Adams used a recent portion of his podcast to rip Democrats and their incredibly destructive behavior.
Adams does a sort of side-by-side comparison, asking listeners to pay close attention to what members of both parties are saying.
He suggests that when Republicans talk, they’re talking about solutions and aspirations, bettering the economy, increasing energy production, ending wars, things like that. When Democrats speak however, everything is about destruction. Destruction of Trump, destruction of Elon Musk and Tesla automobiles, etc.
He then lists the various actions of elected Democrats in recent years and calls them out for the open border, our horrible education system which is beholden to teacher unions, DEI policies, and even the rash of recent swatting attacks.
He ultimately concludes:
“These are all insanely destructive, and it seems to be all they have. All they have is, let’s see if we can destroy Republicans by calling them domestic terrorists. Let’s see if we can destroy Trump and his entire family and his entire business. Let’s see if we can destroy everything. Everything they do has this characteristic that it would destroy the country. These are the major things they’re doing.
It seems like they don’t have any instinct for survival, and they have a great instinct to destruction.”
Watch the video below:
Who’s fighting for America, and who’s tearing it down?
Republicans⁰We’re going to make America the leader in energy.
We’re going to stop a war.
We’re going to do America first.
We’re going to lower inflation.
⁰Democrats
COVID mandates
Open Borders
Anti all forms of Energy… pic.twitter.com/ncQ58iITEp— jay plemons (@jayplemons) March 19, 2025
Adams isn’t wrong about any of this. If Democrats want to know why they’re currently enjoying an approval rating on par with pond scum, they might want to listen to all of this. They have nothing to offer the American people but rage. It’s not helpful to anyone, including them.
This story originally appeared on TheGateWayPundit
