Since and including the 2010 midterms Democrats have lost 90% of all local state and national elections.
They hold fewer elected positions now than they did in the 1920’s
There is no real evidence that this trend is changing.
Their strategy for winning elections seems to be:
1. Making Americans ashamed to be American.
2. Stirring up hatred and resentment between different racial ethnic groups.
3. Causing Jealously between the economic classes (rich & poor)
4. Stuffing the ballot boxes with 3rd world immigrant votes.
There is nothing optimistic in their message. Even with the Russia distractions they still are not winning elections.
Say what you will about Trump his message is one about optimism and pride in America. The few policies he has gotten through and repealing all of Obama’s executive orders has made the current economy the best we have had in 10 years.
I don't think Democrats will have any real future as long as they are the party of extreme Leftist like Obama, Hillary, Sanders, Warren. Yes they had electoral success in 2006 and 2008 but that was from pessimism caused by the Wars and the Housing Market Crash. Managing to get Obama reelected was the only good news they had since.
The Last time the Democrat Party was actually successful was during the Bill Clinton Presidency. Although personal a scumbag, unlike his wife he was a political centrist and an economic conservative signing every economic bill Newt gave him. America did well during that time as a result.
Politics, elections go in cycles. Party extinctions, oh boy. I remember back in 1964 after Goldwater's defeat, they were saying the Republican Party was was headed for the trash heap of history. They wouldn't ever be a viable party again. Not only did LBJ receive 61% of the vote, Democrats held a 295-140 advantage in he house and a 67-33 edge in the senate. No way could the Republicans recover. It took the Republicans exactly 4 years when Nixon won the presidency, gaining 52 seats in the house and 9 in the senate. So much for extinction.
The Republicans were suppose to become the permanent minority party again in 1975, never again to be a viable party. Nixon just resigned, Carter won the presidency, the Democrats then held a 292-143 advantage in the house, 63-37 in the senate. The Republicans weren't viable until 1980 when Reagan won the presidency, Republicans took control of the senate and gained 34 house seats. Now it was the Democrats turn as many books were wrote on the Republican lock on the presidency. It would be 20-30 years before the Democrats could challenge the Republicans for the Oval Office.
That lasted until 1992 when Bill Clinton won. There's been many times when doom was forecast for one or the other party. Just look at history of presidents and how their party fared in congress.
Seats lost by sitting presidents during their term
LBJ lost 9 senate and 52 house seats
Nixon/Ford lost 5 senate and 48 house seats
Carter lost 3 senate and 15 house seats
Reagan lost 8 senate and 15 house seats
Bush I lost 1 senate seat and 8 house seats
Clinton lost 12 senate seats and 47 house seats
Bush II lost 1 senate seat and 23 house seats
Obama lost 11 senate seats and 62 house seats
Trump who knows, he is starting out with 52 GOP senators and 241 Republican house members.
You can beat your bottom dollar Trump will leave with less seats in congress that when he entered and you can add governorship's to that list also. Bill Clinton started off with 29 Governors, ended with 18. Bush stated with 30 and ended with 22. Obama started with 28 Governors and ended with 18, Trump is beginning with 31 and we'll see. You can also be sure Trump will lose governorship's also.