The author believes that instead of relying on progressive democrats like AOC and Pelosi who cannot deliver the vote, a more hands-on president would have approached swing senators and asked them directly what he can do to get things done in the Senate.
Accusations of sexism have been hurled at Bernie Sanders after claims surfaced of him allegedly telling Elizabeth Warren that a woman cannot win the presidency. The controversy has escalated into a battle between the establishment and Sanders' supporters, with the outcome of the upcoming elections expected to be a determining factor in the direction the Democratic Party will take.
The speaker touches on a variety of topics including RCP polling for the Senate race, the 15 week restriction on abortion, the prominence of the issue in the election and Trump's pre-announcement for the 2024 election.
Roy Tashara, a Democrat and political commentator, believes that the decline of standards in schools is causing Asian American voters to swing away from the Democratic Party. The Asian American community is particularly concerned about the lack of action taken by officials like Chase of Boudin in response to violent assaults on its members.
The presidential election could be a referendum on Trump, and he is making it easy for Biden to win by not focusing on policy but by making himself the center of the news cycle every day.
The United States faces adversaries in Russia and China, yet people are more focused on internal conflicts, such as Jeff Bezos preventing workers from organizing a union and politicians failing to raise the minimum wage. It's time for people to step up and change laws and incentives to address real issues.