The party is in denial from "summary" of It Was All a Lie by Stuart Stevens
The party refuses to accept the truth. It's like a person with a drinking problem who insists they don't have a problem. They can't face reality, so they continue down a destructive path. The party is in denial about who they are and what they stand for. They refuse to acknowledge their own hypocrisy and corruption. They cling to false narratives and conspiracy theories to avoid facing the harsh truth. This denial is dangerous and destructive, leading the party further away from its core principles. It's a self-destructive cycle that threatens to tear the party apart. The party's denial is rooted in fear. They are afraid to confront the truth because it challenges their identity and beliefs. They are afraid of losing power and influence. They are afraid of being held accountable for their actions. So they bury their heads in the sand and pretend that everything is fine. They refuse to listen to reason or evidence that contradicts their worldview. They dismiss any criticism as fake news or partisan attacks. This fear-driven denial only deepens the party's crisis of...
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