Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha argued that the popularity of President Trump can be explained by the fact that he embraces the policy that Democrats once stood for.
Many Democrats, Still faltering Trump’s victory In November still trying to find out how their batch of someone lost as controversial as Trump.
CNN’s “Laura Coates Live” contained a segment on Friday where the host and her guests ask from Bellers about American politics.
A caller asked: “My question is, Donald Trump is a very scary guy, what makes him so popular?”
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Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha complained that Trump’s popularity is being driven by his embrace of practical policy that Democrats left years ago.
“This is my favorite question,” replied Rocha. “We talked about this program before. I came to the Democratic party in 1989 because I wanted to fight NAFTA. I wanted to drain the swamps. I wanted to make sure that my tax dollars were not to foreign wars or drunk.”
The Democratic strategist Then argued: “That sounds like Donald Trump today. That is why we lose him, is that we let him steal our verb. We stopped talking about working Americans, keeping America safe, doing the things we did when I was here Come on. And that is scary, but he is not scary for enough people because he sounds like the Democrats and why I came to this party. “
Former Trump campaign adviser Bryan Lanza rejected the idea that Trump is completely scary.
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“Listen, I think Trump is not scary when you think about what is scary without Trump in Washington, DC,” he said.
Instead, he suggested what would actually be scary, “an out of control bureaucracy that increasingly invades our lives, and people want to change that.”
“And I think that’s why – you know, I’m sorry you feel scared, but I think more and more people feel comfortable with what’s going on,” he added.
“You should sit here. I’m scared,” Rocha joked.
“I’m not afraid. I’m a Latino and I’m not afraid,” Lanza joked as an answer and got a smile from Rocha.
