Answering questions at what is likely his final overseas press conference, President Barack Obama said he's not worried about being the last Democratic president -- "not even for a while." Obama made the remarks at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit on Sunday. The president was asked for his take on the Democratic Party, following losses across the board on Election Day. Over the summer, former President George W. Bush told a group of aides he feared he'd be the last Republican president. In response, Obama said "I'm not worried about being the last Democratic president -- not even for a while." "The Democratic nominee won the popular vote," he added. But he said the party has "some thinking to do" about its message and strategy going forward. With everything that happened during the Democrats process that occurred while they were looking for their nominee, in which they eventually picked Hillary Clinton...To only think about the Democrat party ever winning the presidency for a decade or more, is probably a major basis in stupidity at this moment. From the DNC being exposed about not allowing Bernie Sanders to ever win the nomination, to the DNC picking a criminal that even Democrats considered a criminal....Should make all Americans wonder if the Democrat party is officially dead. If the House and Senate can stick to making America Great Again and not the lobbyist, and Trump makes America Great again for all races...America we might possibly never witness Democrats holding a position of power in Washington for a very, very, very long time. If this is the case only Democrats have themselves to blame for being out of touch with the American people. Think about it America the Liberal media is dying and Democrats lost both the House, the Senate, the Presidency, and very likely even the Supreme Court...Therefore 2016 could go down as the death of the Democratic party.
