As the election of 2024 nears ever closer, Republicans across America should be very worried. While the sitting President Joe Biden remains unpopular and the quality of life in the country continues to decline, Democrats continue to trounce Republicans at the polls in every election cycle. Since 2016 and the election of Donald Trump, the national party has not won any meaningful elections. Millions of illegals have entered the nation through the southern border since Bidens term began, and record levels of inflation have devalued the American dollar and crushed many working families. Internationally, Biden has appeared so weak and inept that enemies of the west have been emboldened to engage in armed warfare. In Europe, Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, and in October 2023 Hamas attacked Israel, igniting yet another conflict in the Middle East.
Despite all these factors, Republicans continue to lose. Plagued by their unpopular positions on issues like abortion and unable to deliver coherent messages in response to Democratic rhetoric painting the party as extremist, they have suffered at the polls and appear unable to achieve any substantial victories. In Virginia and New Jersey, Republicans were trounced in 2023 after making meaningful gains in 2021. Ultimately, the GOP has a poor reputation in the eyes of many voters, and even Republicans have been unmotivated and have not flocked to the polls to support their party.
Compounded with this, as the GOP remains disorganized and unpopular among key voting groups, the Democratic party has continued to implement radical policy agendas that have put ordinary citizens liberties at risk. In a recent report, Catholics have been targeted by the FBI for their openly pro-life and conservative positions on political issues. Joe Bidens government has allegedly targeted its own citizens and labeled them as extremist threats because of opposing political convictions to his regime. Despite this, the New York Times media outlet claims the FBI reports show no bias.