The Democrat Party's facade of unity is crumbling faster than Joe Biden's approval ratings, and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro just delivered the killing blow to Kamala Harris's political future with a backstabbing memoir that lays bare the party's internal warfare.
Shapiro's upcoming book, set to drop January 27th, reportedly exposes the "simmering feud" between various Democrat power players and takes direct aim at Harris as the party begins its inevitable 2028 bloodbath. While President Trump is busy delivering on his America First agenda, the opposition party is eating itself alive in spectacular fashion.
This is what desperation looks like, folks. The Democrats know they're facing at least four more years in the political wilderness, and instead of focusing on actually helping Americans, they're already plotting their next grab for power. Shapiro, who many political insiders consider a rising star in the dying Democrat establishment, clearly sees Kamala as damaged goods after her humiliating 2024 defeat.
The Knives Are Out
And why wouldn't they be? Harris ran one of the most incompetent campaigns in modern political history, burning through over a billion dollars while failing to articulate a single coherent policy position. Now Shapiro is positioning himself as the "moderate" alternative to Harris's radical leftist agenda - though let's be honest, there's nothing moderate about any of these Democrats.
"The 2028 Democratic presidential primary campaign promises to be a far more cutthroat affair than the 2024 vintage," according to reports about the brewing civil war.
This internal Democrat warfare is music to the ears of every patriotic American who wants to see the radical left's stranglehold on our institutions finally broken. While Trump focuses on securing our border, reviving our economy, and restoring American strength, the Democrats are busy stabbing each other in the back.
The question isn't whether the Democrat Party will tear itself apart over the next four years - it's whether there will be anything left of it by 2028. And frankly, that's exactly what America needs.