Are some Democrats trading a possible November win for their warped sense reality?

Do certain Democrats really want to win their elections in November?

Not by what some have been saying.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo had the biggest recent gaffe, last week, when he said that America will never be great again, because it has never been great.

That was met by a roomful of gasps, by even his supporters.

Governor Cuomo tried to walk it back a bit, but it hasn’t really taken.

This ranks up there former first daughter, Chelsea Clinton

implying that abortions were actually good for the economy.

Did she take a page out of Margaret Sanger’s book for that?

And then there is my favorite person to quote, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democrat-Socialist running for congress in New York, who keeps praising socialism everywhere she goes,

posted in a tweet: “Back home after a lovely few days off enjoying US examples of Democratic Socialism, like:

- Acadia National Park

- Café Co-ops (Def Top 5 best breakfast sandwiches I’ve ever had )

- Supporting worker-owned businesses

- Bonus: Spotted a @PPact helping people, per usual✌

10:34 AM-Aug 19,2018

I know many none socialist business owners, and as for

Acadia National Park, that has more to do with a donation from the Rockefeller family than government taking over the land to make the park.

And there is New York gubernatorial candidate, Cynthia Nixon, Andrew Cuomo’s saving grace, who is ready to bring full socialism to New York State.

This all bodes very bad for the Left that is waiting for that blue wave in November.

More left turning candidates could doom the Dems ability to impeach Trump in 2019.

Though that might be a good thing for America with a good economy and historically low unemployment.

You aren’t hearing that on the main stream media.

Nor are you really hearing the pro socialist and anti-American quotes

the Left dole out on a near daily basis.

Keep it up Left, the wave just might be red.

Jim has been a contributing columnist to the Telegram for over five years. You can contact Jim at [email protected].