MSNBC host and former Biden press secretary Just psaki Announced her “retirement from the world of democratic news” and told the party how they failed to attract voters in 2024 and continued to fail.
“I feel like when Democrats and people on TV including all kinds of ways say, ‘Authoritarianism is under threat and democracy is voting, I think we speak in such an academic way and there is an ivory tower, and that’s not talking about it. Many things people really care about.” Psaki in comedian Jon Stewart podcast.
She went on to say, “So, I don’t know people vote against democracy, I think they vote for the protection state to some extent, and the disconnected academic ivory tower elite language is often used by Democrats, sometimes on cable TV.”
Psaki added that one of her future gains is “crossing the trans-authoritarianism and oligarchs in every script. No one speaks.”
MSNBC host Jen Psaki’s opinion on why the Democrats lost her in the 2024 election.
Psaki also expressed frustration that Democrats have insufficient delays on the Trump administration’s cuts and explained how it will directly affect the lives of people who want to reduce the size of the administration.
“But it seems obvious, Jen! So why don’t they do that?” Stewart replied.
Psaki sighed and said, “I wish I knew the answer to this question.”
“That was the most painful sigh I’ve ever heard,” Stewart said.
“I retired in some ways democracy conveys the world,” Psaki said.
After wondering if the current situation of affairs is “punishment” for voters to Democrats, Stewart said he still doesn’t see the party “understand” how they end up in this position. ”
“I can’t see it either,” Psaki replied.
MSNBC host Jen Psaki previously served as the then Biden White House press secretary. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)
Stewart later pointed out that he tends to be like Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt. “Help Hillary Clinton 2016 against Sanders.
Pusky said that after the Democrats “lost everything” and without power and no control over anything, it was time for the party to “break some S —“.
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