The Night the Democratic Party Turned Its Back on Americans
June 2019 was a turning point. During a Democratic primary debate, every candidate raised their hand when asked if their health care plan would cover undocumented immigrants. Many looked to see if others raised their hands first before agreeing. This meant taxpayer-funded care for 11 million people living illegally in the United States. Meanwhile, over 550,000 Americans were homeless that year, including 37,000 veterans, and around 28 million Americans lacked health insurance. They watched undocumented immigrants walk into warm hotel rooms paid for by taxpayers while they slept in the cold outside.
In California, Democratic leaders borrowed 3.44 billion dollars from the general fund to cover a Medi Cal gap. The program now spends 8.5 billion dollars a year on undocumented immigrants, who make up roughly 20 percent of 1.7 million full scope Medi Cal enrollees. Yet 58% of Californians oppose taxpayer-funded Medi Cal for undocumented immigrants. Every person counted also boosts California’s population, increasing congressional power and political influence nationwide.
Americans are reacting. The fastest growing states are Florida, Texas, and Georgia. The fastest shrinking are New York, California, and Illinois. From 2020 to 2024, Democrats lost 2.1 million registered voters while Republicans gained 2.4 million. Even in blue states, the Democratic registration edge fell from 11 points to six points.
The national debt exceeds 33 trillion dollars, meaning every American carries over 100,000 dollars of debt. Analysts warn Social Security and Medicare could face insolvency by 2033. Veterans and homeless citizens can reach the VA at 1-800-827-1000, visit va.gov, or call the National Homeless Shelter Hotline at 1-800-799-6599. Americans saw the party prioritize noncitizens over citizens, veterans, and hardworking families. We cannot help others unless we help ourselves first.
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