Conservative radio host Dana Roche said on Tuesday that there was a reason for the blue-collar workers leaving the Democrats.
In his appearance on “The Bottom Line,” Roche said for years that Democrats counted blue-collar workers among their solid supporters, up until the 2016 election cycle. When these workers transferred their loyalty from former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, Rosh said Democrats had them.
“The Democrats didn’t like what she was offering and were happy to have them until the moment they lifted their noses at Hillary Clinton. And for a moment, Democrats began to misuse the character of this voting block, and this blue-collar worker, hard working class, middle class voting block.” “Because they started ramming around them, pushing characters away, calling racist and prejudice, and not voting for the old man who fell to Manhattan and lost his Tory Burch slippers.”
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Loesch has questioned the Democratic Party’s future election strategy, particularly as it seeks to distance itself from billionaire influencers.
“The idea that they’re going to be a working class party now, I love the biting of this sound that you guys come to this. “Well, if they do, how are they going to run the guy who’s up in 2028? Because their heirs are billionaires, Cuomo.”
Loesch also said she is looking at double standards.
“George Soros, Ted Turner, Warren Buffett, Newsom, Pelosi, Getty, Hearst, all these people who gathered to form the modern Democrats realized that the working class had left because decades and generations of Democratic policy failed Americans,” Rosch added.
The House Majority PAC (HMP) is reportedly investing $50 million to regain support from working-class voters who supported Republican candidates. The initiative continues despite the ongoing embrace of leftist policies that these voters rejected in previous elections. (Related: “I’ve never seen anything like this”: A key voter group that flees Democrats says it’s from FMR Clinton pollers)
HMP has begun to “earn their back funds” after Trump received most college education Voters And people who make less than $50,000 across everything Race Group. Meanwhile, former Vice President Kamala Harris has won support from college-educated voters and individuals who earn more than $100,000 a year.
I plan to do a Super PAC Challenge Incumbent House Republicans in 14 major regions are considered as potential victory in the medium term. The HMP specifically targets Gabe Evans of Alaska in Pennsylvania, Gabe Evans of Colorado, Gabe Evans of Colorado and newly elected Republican Nick Begich, who defeated the Democratic incumbent.
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