Former CNN host Don Lemon hints at presidential run is this proof Democrats have totally lost it

Is this a sign that the Democrats are truly out of ideas, or is it just desperation? This week, Don Lemon—yes, the same Don Lemon who managed to get fired from CNN—announced he’s dreaming about running for President. You can’t make this stuff up. Here’s a guy who was too much even for the left-wing media—booted from one of the most liberal TV networks in America—now claiming he’s ready to “fix” the country.

Lemon is out there boasting that he’d be a “really good President.” He rambles about wanting to be the kind of candidate who doesn’t need to “beg for money.” Translation: he has no shot, no team, and definitely no supporters lining up to fill his campaign coffers. He even claims that people on the street urge him to run for office. Sure, Don. That’s about as believable as Joe Biden promising he’ll secure the border.

Let’s get real. Don Lemon’s political fantasy is the punchline to a joke nobody even wants to hear. This is the same guy who led the charge for the liberal propaganda machine on CNN—until the network finally realized he was more of a liability than an asset. When CNN thinks you’ve gone too far, that’s like getting kicked out of an all-you-can-eat buffet for eating too much. You know you’re in trouble.

On top of that, Lemon isn’t exactly a model citizen. There are felony charges floating around tied to his antics at a protest that disrupted a church service in Minneapolis. This is the Left’s idea of a future “role model”? Apparently, being divisive and breaking the law now qualifies you for higher office in the Democrat playbook.

Here’s the best part: he’s polling about as well as spoiled milk—about a third of Americans view him unfavorably, and that number just keeps growing the more he talks. If Don Lemon really wants to bright up the 2028 election, let him run. Americans could use the laugh. Or maybe the left is in such disarray, all they have left are washed-up media hacks and protestors to parade around as presidential hopefuls? What’s next—Anderson Cooper for Secretary of Defense?

Source: Townhall