How deep are Dems in denial about their trouncing at the hands of Donald Trump?
Tim Walz — the utterly forgettable woke-white-guy Kamala tapped as her veep pick to please the Jew-haters in their party — has now announced that he’d be open to taking a run at the White House in 2028.
This is the folksy phony with a DUI arrest who managed to lose his own home county in blue Minnesota, making it clear America wants to see even less of him.
But Walz is far from the only Dem who’s refusing to learn the relevant lessons from November.
Those being: Give up on woke cultural battles, cut back on wasteful spending and focus on the kitchen-table issues close to most voters’ hearts.
Take New York’s own Chuck Schumer, the top Senate Dem.
He’s keeping alive the shrill, hysterical spirit of 2016 by showing up at anti-DOGE protests and screeching “We will win! We will win!”
That act’s so old and tired by now even fellow Democrats find it insipid and depressing (which it is; you actually need a vision to win, not just impotent whining).
Senate Dems also just kiboshed a bill to keep biological men out of women’s sports, something supported consistently by most Americans.
Meanwhile, AOC is pretending that backing illegal immigration didn’t cost Democrats the White House and Congress, while Rep. Hakeem Jeffries is filming videos claiming the full backing of Americans in his anti-Trump fight (with zero other Americans in frame).
Woke Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is apologizing when heroic off-duty cops take down demented would-be knife killers.
And on and on and on.
Dems remain in denial that they lost on the merits — that they had literal years to produce results for voters and totally failed to do so, on crime, the border, the economy and everything else.
That’s in large part because Joe Biden promised to Make America Normal Again when he ran, but then gave us an open border, sky-high inflation, Oct. 7, gender insanity and worse.
Until Democrats admit this and clear the fog from their heads, they are going to keep on losing.
Hard.
This story originally appeared on NYPost
