The Holy Post 665: Can Democrats Win Back Religious Voters? with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
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Apr 16, 2025 In this conversation, Kirsten Gillibrand, the Democratic Senator from New York, delves into how her faith shapes her political views. She discusses the Democratic Party's struggle to connect with religious voters, whom many see as disenchanted. The talk touches on lessons learned from recent electoral losses and the urgent need for authentic messaging. Gillibrand reflects on the intersection of immigration policies and moral responsibility, echoing themes of civic engagement and social justice that resonate deeply with young voters.
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Bipartisanship Exists Despite Media
- Senator Kirsten Gillibrand highlights that bipartisan cooperation exists in Congress but is overshadowed by media focusing on conflict.
- Bipartisan legislation is regularly passed, but media attention to division distorts the public perception.
Democrats Have Faith-Driven Leaders
- The Democratic Party has many faith-driven leaders focused on service, contrary to perceptions.
- Faith within the party manifests in practical concern for societal needs, aligning with Christian principles.
Democratic Brand Undermined by Disinformation
- The Democratic brand suffers due to disinformation campaigns redefining its image negatively.
- Democrats focus on truth and caring for the vulnerable but struggle to communicate effectively.
