A characteristic that draws parallels between the contemporary Democratic Party and Marxist or communist ideologies is their employment of irony, language, and hypocrisy to obscure their true nature, which encompasses significant levels of projection and gaslighting. This involves accusing political adversaries of engaging in behaviors that, in reality, the Democrats themselves are practicing. A notable instance of this was observed over the weekend with J.B. Pritzker, one of the most prominent Democratic governors from Illinois.

In what appears to be the beginning of his campaign for the 2028 presidential nomination, Pritzker, during a speech, urged for ‘mass protests’ and ‘disruption’ in a clear effort to position himself ahead of any potential rivals by criticizing the Trump administration, despite his party’s attempts to portray Republicans as the instigators of disruption and violence during the Trump era.

During his address at the New Hampshire Democratic Party’s McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club Dinner on Sunday, Pritzker emphatically stated, ‘I have never before advocated for widespread protests, mobilization, or disruption, but the time has come.

These Republicans must not experience a moment of tranquility. It is imperative that they comprehend our determination to combat their cruelty using every available platform. We must denounce their actions publicly and subsequently hold them accountable at the polls.’

In a situation that borders on sedition — recalling when Democrats accused Trump of ‘seditious incitement’ regarding the January 6 rioters — Pritzker has allowed his disdain for Trump to cloud his judgment, openly advocating for actions that could legitimately lead to riots and other forms of violence simply because his party faced a significant defeat in November.

Furthermore, it appears that this rather corpulent Democratic governor, along with many in his party, fails to recognize that persisting in the leftist extremism that contributed to their loss of the White House and the House of Representatives is not a viable strategy.

We have some counsel for Governor Sedition: it is not the case. A significant number of Americans cast their votes for Donald J. Trump and his party to implement precisely the actions they are currently undertaking: securing the border, the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants and gang members, aggressive energy policies, equitable trade agreements, and the revitalization of American manufacturing (over $5 trillion in new investments in the United States have been announced by various companies since Trump assumed office).

Ultimately, the key point is this: Democrats should persist in their commitment to the strategies that have previously led to their electoral defeats, as this will undoubtedly benefit Trump, the MAGA movement, and Republicans in general in the future.