It Took Scott Jennings Just 1 Sentence To Sum Up Dems’ Electoral Chances
Harold HutchisonAugust 29, 2025 12:53 PM ET
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Republican strategist Scott Jennings delivered a harsh comeback Thursday after a left-wing podcaster brought up an alleged incident involving President Donald Trump on the campaign trail.
A Quinnipiac poll released in July shows only 19% of respondents approved of the Democratic party’s Congressional leadership, while the party is also contending with infighting and difficulty meeting fundraising goals. Podcaster Jennifer Welch claimed Trump tried to perform oral sex on a microphone at a November 2024 campaign rally, prompting Jennings to issue a quick rebuttal. (RELATED: Scott Jennings Battles Entire CNN Panel Over Whether Saying Men Can Get Pregnant Is ‘Politicization’ Of Science)
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“He’s priming the public to get accustomed to having the military in the streets. He’s priming you to have distrust in the rule of law. He himself is a convicted felon. He opposes the rule of law,” Welch claimed. “And we know this because he pardoned people that beat up cops on January 6th. Meanwhile, this guy, this should be the lead story, is clearly suffering from massive mental decline. He is out of his mind with all of the show and tell procedures that go on in the Oval Office.”
“Two days ago, he gave three press conferences in a row. And if you don’t think he has dementia, let’s just discuss the time that when he was on the campaign trail that he tried to perform oral sex on a microphone. If Joe Biden did this –” Welch continued, before Jennings responded. “I hope this is what Democrats do next year. If this is the Democratic strategy, congratulations, America. You’ve already reelected Republican majorities as far as the eye [can see].”
Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin claimed Monday that the United States faces “an insidious force” seeking to create “fascism” in the country. The DNC meeting also opened with a so-called “land acknowledgement,” even as some urged the party to discard terminology that made it seem out of touch.
How can anyone with a working mind stand to listen to this squeaking of a chalk board for longer than 60 seconds ?