New ‘North Idaho Democrats’ Group Launched With Hundreds in Audience — Coeur d’Alene Democrat Group to Combat Left-Wing Extremism Within Party
Candidate for governor of Idaho, David J Reilly, has announced the formation of a new Democrat group from the stage inside of the Coeur d’Alene public library just weeks after a fake Conservative group had done the same. There were reportedly hundreds in attendance.
The press conference featured a comprehensive slideshow detailing the various efforts being made by left-wing extremists who, in Reilly’s words, have “infiltrated” and are “attempting to take over Idaho by posing as Republicans.”
Reportedly, Mike Patrick of the CDA Press was not in attendance as he was with the fake Republican group.
One of the first slides shows a prominent Antifa account on social media, actively recruiting for the incumbent governor, Brad Little.
The left-wing extremist group known as Antifa is actively recruiting for the governor and encouraging other Antifa members to register as Republican to vote in the closed primary.
Reilly the shows a meme depicting what he claims Democrats look like when switching parties, detailing the obviousness of the charade.
Reilly goes on to say that he switched parties after he saw his opponent, Shelby Rognstad, failed to get his name on the ballot after forgetting to re-register as a Democrat before filing to run for office. Technically, you must be politically affiliated with the party you wish to represent in office.
Reilly claimed Will Smith has echoed his words, saying “Democrats have gone too far,” and that “they need to become conservative again.”
Te rest of the presentation highlighted the extremism within the Democrat party, and that Reilly has made it his “personal mission” to “fix the Democrats” and to make them conservative again.
Locals in attendance claimed there were hundreds at the presentation, indicating a strong interest in the ideals espoused by the middle of the road candidate for governor.
It is undeniable that the Democrat party has gone too far, now, residents of Coeur d’Alene seem to universally want to reel their party in, before it self destructs.
