Democrats are lost at sea.... Hope they stay that way. Their current agenda certainly helps
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/the-next-100-days-democrats-have-a-problem/ar-AA1E0H2k
There’s been something of a boom recently in Democrats trying to define what the party is, or should be about – think Sen. Cory Booker’s long floor speech, Sen. Chris Van Hollen’s trip to El Salvador, Gov. JB Pritzker’s fiery speech in New Hampshire, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s team-up tour with Sen. Bernie Sanders (technically an independent when he’s not running for president), former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg courting the “manosphere,” etc.
But one voice – one frustrated yet hopeful voice – that caught my ear is Rep. Tom Suozzi from New York’s 3rd District, who says (not in so many words) that Democrats have to clean up their act and get back to basics. I caught up with Suozzi this week on the sidelines of a Decision Points breakfast, part of a series of regular events where we encourage a lively discussion among elected officials and professionals from various fields, as well as think-tankers.
- Fighting crime by letting criminals go
- Improving education by lowering standards
- Supporting women by allowing biological males to break their performance records
- Believing that "social justice" is government spending
- Best way to combat illegal immigration is to make them legal
- Supporting terrorist organizations over allies.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/the-next-100-days-democrats-have-a-problem/ar-AA1E0H2k
There’s been something of a boom recently in Democrats trying to define what the party is, or should be about – think Sen. Cory Booker’s long floor speech, Sen. Chris Van Hollen’s trip to El Salvador, Gov. JB Pritzker’s fiery speech in New Hampshire, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s team-up tour with Sen. Bernie Sanders (technically an independent when he’s not running for president), former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg courting the “manosphere,” etc.
But one voice – one frustrated yet hopeful voice – that caught my ear is Rep. Tom Suozzi from New York’s 3rd District, who says (not in so many words) that Democrats have to clean up their act and get back to basics. I caught up with Suozzi this week on the sidelines of a Decision Points breakfast, part of a series of regular events where we encourage a lively discussion among elected officials and professionals from various fields, as well as think-tankers.
