In this episode of "The Democrat Rage Continues"...

Saturday saw another day of rage and finger-pointing among Democrats after the crushing Election Day loss delivered to Vice President Kamala Harris by now-President-elect Donald Trump. 

What was primarily rage against the American people for being too "stupid" to support Harris has now morphed into an intra-party circular firing squad, replete with plenty of angry finger-pointing.

Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, who's as left-wing as they come, issued a blistering statement on Wednesday, the day after the election. Sanders not only blamed Harris' "disastrous" campaign for the historic loss; he also accused the Democrats of "abandoning working-class people." 

Sanders posted on X (formerly Twitter) that the historic loss should "come as no great surprise" after substantial numbers of working-class voters -- first the white working class and then the Latino and black working classes -- looked to Trump for help. That demonstrable reality drives the Democrat clown car absolutely insane.

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Nancy Pelosi Accidentally Illustrates Why Kamala Harris and Democrats Lost

Enter former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has been riddled with stage-4 Trump Derangement Syndrome since at least the 2016 presidential election, when Trump lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton but prevailed in the all-important Electoral College.

Needless to say, Pelosi wasn't at all happy with Bernie's comments, which were spot-on.

While Sanders is an independent, he walks, talks, and acts like a leftist Democrat. Watching the public squabble between Bernie and Nancy couldn't be more entertaining.

Anyway, Pelosi went absolutely OFF on Sanders in a New York Times "The Interview" podcast on Saturday.

The former Speaker began by arguing that it would have been better for the Democrat Party if President Biden had abandoned his reelection campaign sooner and the party had then been able to hold a competitive primary process to replace him. 

Here's Nancy:

Had the president gotten out sooner, there may have been other candidates in the race. And as I say, Kamala may have, I think she would have done well in that and been stronger going forward. But we don’t know that. That didn’t happen. We live with what happened. And because the president endorsed Kamala Harris immediately, that really made it almost impossible to have a primary at that time. If it had been much earlier, it would have been different.

I'm going to mark that down as Harris blaming both Biden and Harris for the loss. 

Do you 'spose Nancy "forgets"  that it was she and former President Barack Obama who spearheaded the coup that drove Biden to the curb in favor of Harris? Not a chance; she wants that part to simply be forgotten.

Pelosi then resulted to a bit of doublespeak as she chastised Sanders's prior comments about the "disastrous" Harris campaign and the party abandoning the working class.

With all due respect, and I have a great deal of respect for him [Sanders], for what he stands for, but I don't respect him saying that the Democratic Party has abandoned the working class families. That's where we are.

The where "we" (Pelosi and the Democrat Party) are is exactly where Sanders said it is. 

Paying lip service to America's working class while pandering to upper-class Democrat elites, including Hollywood celebrities, failed to help the Harris-Walz campaign; instead, it hurt the effort by exposing how out of touch they were with the struggles of hard-working people. 

Finally, Pelosi couldn't stop herself from vaguely blaming sexism, racism, religion, and homophobia for Harris' loss.

There are cultural issues involved in elections as well. Guns, God and gays -- that's the way they say it.

Who's they, Nancy? 

The Bottom Line

Democrats like Nancy Pelosi just don't get it, and they never will. Her party has been hijacked by the rabid left, and once-moderate Democrats have been driven out and have become afraid to speak out against the radical insanity within the party. 

Let's hope the majority of the Democrat Party continues to believe what Nancy Pelosi believes.