Democratic strategist Dan Trenne appeared on Fox News on Tuesday, criticizing his party’s strategy against Elon Musk as “bad.”
Between exterior In “Jesse Watters: Primetime,” Turrentine aimed at a party’s focus on prominent figures like Musk. Turrentine said it’s important to respect people, listen and solve problems rather than engage in conflict all the time.
“Awful. Look, the number one thing about politics is that you want to respect people, listen to them, solve their problems. But we have been doing the past nine years and certainly What have we been doing in the last, similar month? Who do we talk about, and how do we talk about the right thing? Elon Musk. Donald Trump. What do we do Have you forgotten? What? What are they doing?” Trenine said when Watters asked if Dem against the mask was a good strategy.
The misconception is that voters coordinate important debates and fail Democrats, Trenne said.
“We’ve failed common sense tests. Rather than saying, ‘Hey, some of the things they’re finding, someone in their right mind, would say we should finish it.’ . Instead, we scream about everything. And, in our opinion, when you find something that is probably worth debating, the average voter says, ‘Forget that,” said Trenine.
Trente also said Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer could benefit from a much more confrontational and laid back approach.
“All you do is scream “No” and “They’re crazy.” See, I think he’s a terrible dancer and even worse singer, just like I like Chuck Schumer. So, yes, I’m away from it,” Trenne said. (Related: Tom Homan says the AOC proves that she is the stupidest MP as she opposes ice every day)
Musk and his government’s efficiency have been opposed to their involvement since they began investigating the operations of the US International Development Agency under the Trump administration. Criticism escalated when Musk posted chart Sunday Night X shows the ages of the Social Security database from zero to 369 years old.
Last Thursday, 14 Democratic attorney generals filed a lawsuit against Musk, saying his involvement in the federal government violated the constitutional appointment clause. Judge Tanya Chakkan said the Attorney General had filed a credible lawsuit over the appointment clause. However, she limited her ruling to an irreparable issue of harm and rejected allegations to halt Musk’s actions.
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