The wheels are officially coming off the Democrat Party, and now even their allies at CNN can't pretend otherwise. Chief data analyst Harry Enten just delivered a brutal reality check that should have every progressive running for the hills.
Speaking with CNN anchor John Berman on Tuesday, Enten didn't mince words when asked about the Democratic Party's 2028 presidential prospects. His assessment? The likely field of candidates is nothing short of "a total clown car."
This isn't some conservative pundit throwing bombs from the outside, Patriots. This is CNN's own numbers guy—the same network that spent years carrying water for the Biden regime—admitting what we've all been saying: the Democrats are in complete disarray.
Think about it. After Trump's decisive 2024 victory exposed the weakness of their entire political machine, what do the Democrats have to offer? A bench so pathetic that their own media cheerleaders can't keep a straight face anymore.
"When your own propaganda network starts calling you a clown car, you know you're in trouble," one GOP strategist told reporters.
The timing couldn't be more perfect. While President Trump is busy implementing his America First agenda—securing our borders, unleashing American energy, and cutting government waste through Elon Musk's DOGE initiative—the Democrats are scrambling to find anyone remotely electable.
This is what happens when a political party abandons working Americans in favor of woke ideology and coastal elites. The American people saw through their lies in 2024, and apparently, so has CNN.
The Reckoning Continues
Enten's comments come as Democrats continue to struggle with messaging and leadership following their 2024 losses. With Trump's approval ratings soaring and the MAGA movement stronger than ever, even liberal media outlets can't ignore the writing on the wall.
The question isn't whether Democrats can find a viable 2028 candidate—it's whether their party will even be relevant by then. When CNN starts calling your bench a "clown car," you know the American people have already moved on.