Staff Reports
Jake Tapper may finally be seeing the light. The glaring truth many of us have known for years: the Democratic Party is out of touch, especially when it comes to understanding men. Tapper, a longtime political commentator, recently blasted the Democrats for their laughably condescending attitude towards men. His remarks, delivered on a podcast with Scott Galloway, reveal how Democrats treat men with disdain. They confuse male ambition, like wanting to serve as a police officer, with bigotry. While this realization comes a bit late, it further highlights the entrenched hypocrisy and hollow virtue signaling from the left.
Tapper recounts a personal story about his son who dreams of being a police officer. Instead of encouraging this noble pursuit, a left-wing podcaster implied the young man’s ambition was somehow racist. Typical of how liberals have turned young ambition into a punchline while blasting anyone who wants to uphold law and order. This insulting narrative doesn’t just alienate men; it spotlights the Democrats’ cluelessness about American values like service and community protection. Take a step back, and it becomes clear—this is why they keep losing touch with the average citizen.
They may throw millions of dollars into figuring out how to “talk to men.” What a joke! Democrats act as if men need a different language. It’s not about language—it’s about respect. The Democrats aren’t losing because they can’t speak the lingo of the “Trump Coalition”; they’re losing because they’ve stopped respecting foundational American values. And let’s be real; the Democrats’ hollow attempts to court men with strategies like showcasing Minnesota’s Governor—a lover of beer and hunting—are weak attempts to connect. Their efforts are superficial and reek of desperation.
The Democrats have lost the plot.
Their condescension drives men away.
Time to wake up and face reality.https://t.co/h5LXkNj8FJ
— FedSlayer (@FedSlayer) May 29, 2025
Even Tapper, with his usual allegiance to liberal narratives, couldn’t ignore the obvious. By critiquing his fellow Democrats, he distances himself from their endless losing streak and flawed strategies. He knows, deep down, that there’s a broader problem at play—a party that no longer recognizes why middle America is pulling away. The Democrats’ mishandling of male support is just one in a long list of their failures. Their focus on pushing globalist agendas over personal values can’t win the hearts of Americans.
Do Democrats want to keep losing elections? Or would it finally dawn on them that folks are tired of their baseless narratives and collective disdain for American ambition? The Democrats’ struggles are deeper than poor messaging; they’re about a total misalignment with the very core of America. The answer might just lie in their own reflection.
