Ron Simmons

The Democrat National Committee did.

And they commissioned an internal review to analyze what went wrong.

Now, the report was delayed because Ken Martin eventually announced that he didn't want to release it because he didn't really want to distract from what's coming up in the midterms.

So CNN actually had a report on this, and they obtained a copy of the report, and they published it, but they said it was incomplete and contained some factual errors.

The DNC itself added disclaimers saying it could not verify many claims because supporting interviews and data were missing.

So they were trying to distance himself from it right off the bat.

But here's a few things that the report said that I thought were interesting.

The report said, to grow, we must admit and accept some hard truths about our party, talking about the Democrat Party.

Since the high point of the 2008 Obama landslide, remember that's when he beat John McCain in 2008, we have, when he received 10 million more votes than John McCain, the Democrat Party has vacillated between stagnation and retrogression, which is not good.

In doing so, we have lost the confidence we once received from everyday Americans."

And election results show it.

In the 16 tumultuous years since the historic election, Democrats have lost ground at every level of government.

So conservatives, you're doing a really good job of getting engaged, even in your local political scene.

Because when they say every level, they're meaning all the way down to the city council, the school boards.

We've been talking about that for years now, that that's where you start your involvement.

And the Democrats did such a good job.

Good job at that for years.

But we have been encouraging Republicans and conservatives to do that.

And it looks like you're doing that.

So good job on that.