Chuck Todd: Democrats are just “a bunch of people who don’t like Trump”

Former NBC News Host Chuck Todd lamented Thursday that Democrats are just a bunch of people who don’t like the president Donald Trump When whether Democrats are partisans of the central party.

“I think it’s their identity crisis. I think it’s just a bunch of people who don’t like Trump right now, right? Todd tells shamed former CBS news anchor Charlie Ross.

Todd and Rose Discussed Zohran Mamdani’s New York City mayoral primary election, more in conversation.

“It feels like they’ve investigated too much. Democratic voters In suburbs, wealthy suburbs, so the growth of Republican voters has been invaded by the working class, and in fact even in urban areas of the working class. And, I think that’s their disconnect, it’s their voters in one place, their message is delivered in another, but when they try to send a message to suburban voters, they lose touch with the roots of the working class,” Todd continued.

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Todd said the alliance between the two sides was too big, adding: “If we could have 4 major parties, we might be a better democracy.”

The former NBC “Meet the Press” host criticized the party after the former vice president Kamala Harris‘Loss Trump.

He questioned whether the public sold the former president’s “40-year merchandise” Joe BidenIn a conversation with CNN host Jake Tapper on Chuck Toddcast, it is the image of a family person.

“You and I have covered up most of our professional life, and the story of Joe Biden is: This guy cares about his family, and he goes home from Washington to and from get off work every night.” Todd says. “You know what else you can say, this guy is so ambitious that after his family went through this tragedy, he worked every day, like the same story. I’m sitting here, I’m looking at this, do I think we sold a list of 40 years?”

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Todd said in March that Democratic leaders, especially House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer felt Both are “paralyzed” Different constituencies within the Democratic Party.

“The reason Jeffries and Schumer were paralyzed is because they had two different constituencies,” Todd said. “And then, you have other people who like it, hey, I won, Trump brought my state.” So I have to do that. So, I think that’s why Jeffries and Schumer are crippled because they try to appease a Coalition party who doesn’t know which direction. ”

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In a conversation with Ross, Todd suggested that if Biden did not run for reelection at all, the Republicans may not stick with Trump as their nominee.

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