The Bulletin A Little Help From My Friends
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Mar 21, 2025 Michael Wear, the founder of the Center for Christianity and Public Life, and Dalibor Rohac, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, dive into pressing political themes. They discuss Chuck Schumer's surprising bipartisan support, revealing implications for the Democratic Party. The humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, especially concerning abducted children, is a poignant topic, as is the stigma around pilot mental health. Both guests explore how leadership should be rooted in maturity rather than fear, tying together faith and public life in a compelling way.
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Schumer's Weak Leadership
- Chuck Schumer's wavering stance on the spending bill reflects weak leadership.
- His inability to articulate a clear direction is alarming to many, regardless of political affiliation.
Democrats' Disconnect
- The Democratic Party's struggles stem from a lack of a central focus and disconnect from working-class voters.
- Their choice of leadership, like David Hogg, further alienates the center of the country.
Schumer's Defensive Politics
- Chuck Schumer's defensive politics and cancellation of his book tour exemplify his weakness.
- He prioritizes minimizing blowback over leading with conviction, focusing on what causes the least reaction.
