Victor Davis Hanson: "I'm EXPOSING The Whole Damn Thing..."

With the political landscape shifting so rapidly, one has to wonder how key figures like Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are positioning themselves for the future. Are they adapting to the moment, or are they repeating past mistakes? In this video, Victor Davis Hanson dives deep into these questions, offering sharp critiques of both sides.

Hanson starts by discussing the Democratic Party’s drift away from its traditional roots, contrasting former presidents like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama with figures like Harry Truman. He criticizes Clinton and Obama for distancing themselves from their home states, building presidential "libraries" that serve as multimedia centers, while continuing to cling to influence in Washington. Hanson notes how both, along with their spouses, focus on maintaining political relevance rather than returning to their origins, creating a new political class disconnected from their supposed values.

Turning to current events, Hanson highlights Donald Trump’s recent rise in the polls, arguing that Trump’s growing momentum, bolstered by figures like JD Vance, has brought him back into the national lead. Hanson suggests that this resurgence is forcing Kamala Harris into a difficult position, as she may have to increase her public presence in response, a move that could hurt her further given her communication struggles. Additionally, Hanson criticizes Governor Walz’s vice-presidential pick, calling it one of the worst decisions in recent political history and predicting it will only add to the challenges facing the Democrats in the upcoming election.