Democrats would rather wage word wars than fix broken policies

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00:00All politicians do this, but especially Democrats, they know how to wage word wars.

00:05And in fact, they want to wage word wars more than they want to, or even can, solve problems.

00:13Have Democrats actually done better on the problem of the homeless?

00:17I would suggest they haven't.

00:19But what they can do, and what they have done very aggressively, is rebrand the homeless the unhoused.

00:25There, now it's solved, right?

00:30Democrats did great on election day because they found the right formula.

00:34But it might not even be a formula, it might just be a word.

00:37Do you know the word?

00:38Yes, you do.

00:39You heard the word, especially if you live in New Jersey, Virginia, and New York City.

00:44Affordability.

00:45And what kind of focus did the Democratic candidates there have on affordability?

00:49Well, Pod Save America had the campaign managers for Spanberger, Cheryl, and Mom, Donnie.

00:54And they all cited a certain kind of focus.

00:56Relentlessly focused on talking about driving down costs.

00:59Laser focus on an affordability crisis.

01:02It's laser focused on what matters most, lowering costs, boosting the economy.

01:06Laser focus.

01:07Now remember the last election when Trump beat Kamala Harris?

01:10We won!

01:11We accept the results.

01:13There, the Democrats had a different message.

01:15It was authoritarianism.

01:17We might not have a country.

01:19Donald Trump countered with, yeah, I don't know if you might not have a country.

01:22I know you might not be able to afford eggs.

01:24And that was more compelling to voters.

01:26So now the Democrats got wise.

01:28Also, they looked at Donald Trump's tariff policies and said,

01:31Oh, affordability.

01:33It's Trump's fault.

01:34We're the solution.

01:35I don't know if Democrats and their policies are the solution.

01:38I don't even know if they really have policies.