Democrats’ Failure Runs Far Deeper Than Graham Platner
The reasons Democrats endorsed Graham Platner are the reasons they are losing male voters. There was a central casting character to Platner’s candidacy; a transparent attempt to check boxes to win votes. In the end, his failed candidacy reveals even more about the choosers than the chosen.Democrats’ DEI mindset sets them on the road to political perdition, because it does not treat people as people.
- ▪The reasons Democrats endorsed Graham Platner are the reasons they are losing male voters.
- ▪There was a central casting character to Platner’s candidacy; a transparent attempt to check boxes to win votes.
- ▪In the end, his failed candidacy reveals even more about the choosers than the chosen.Democrats’ DEI mindset sets them on the road to political perdition, because it does not treat people as people.
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| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 02:16:51 +0000 |
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The reasons Democrats endorsed Graham Platner are the reasons they are losing male voters. There was a central casting character to Platner’s candidacy; a transparent attempt to check boxes to win votes. In the end, his failed candidacy reveals even more about the choosers than the chosen.Democrats’ DEI mindset sets them on the road to political perdition, because it does not treat people as people. Rather, it treats them as categories, boxes to be checked. It therefore dehumanizes.In Democrats’ rough DEI renditions, everyone is reduced to a caricature.When people become aware of this, they are naturally repelled by it. No one wants to be treated as less than an individual.
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