For years, Democrats poured millions into slick media operations, influencer contracts, podcast networks, and consultant-driven messaging machines. They hired strategists. They built studios. They funded “independent” creators.
And none of it delivered.
Now, as the 2028 presidential race begins to quietly take shape, party hopefuls are making pilgrimages not to legacy newsrooms or policy forums — but to a foul-mouthed former reality TV personality from Oklahoma.
Yes, this is where the Democratic Party has landed.
Jennifer Welch, co-host of the wildly popular “I’ve Had It” podcast, has emerged as a must-visit stop for ambitious Democrats hoping to win the nomination. Welch first entered public life as an interior designer who appeared on a short-lived Bravo reality series in 2017 and 2018. The show faded quickly. But her second act exploded.
Launched in 2022 alongside Angie “Pumps” Sullivan, “I’ve Had It” began as a platform for venting frustrations about everyday annoyances and cultural grievances. By 2025, it had become a digital juggernaut, generating 660 million views across platforms — a staggering 253 percent jump from the year before. In just the past 90 days, the show pulled in 146 million views and 12.5 million engagements.
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