Democrats’ convention chooses to focus on criticizing Trump rather than discussing the issues or highlighting the Biden-Harris record.
During the Democratic National Convention first night, the focus seemed to be more on the Republican nominee, rather than on actual issues that concern voters.
Speaker after speaker criticized Donald Trump, with numerous mentions of his name, overshadowing discussions on the economy, the border, or inflation.
The emphasis appeared to be on attacking the opponent rather than presenting a better vision for the country.
Kamala Harris and the Democratic party seem to highlight what the current president has achieved: increased government spending to fulfill Democratic goals and special interests, resulting in inflation and a sluggish economy.
Despite being the incumbent, Democrats are striving to distance themselves from this fact.
The decision to delay President Biden’s speech until nearly midnight Eastern Time on Monday night may have been intentional to avoid reminding viewers of the failures during the Biden-Harris administration.
What can we expect from the rest of the DNC?
There might be a portrayal of a symbolic passing of the torch to Harris from . . . Barack Obama, almost as if he were the most recent Democratic president.
We can anticipate generic statements about Democrats supporting the working class and the middle class, along with a recurring theme of “Orange Man Bad” because that seems to be the only message left for Democrats.
