"YOUR WELCOME" with Michael Malice Buck Sexton - Episode #339
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Nov 27, 2024 Buck Sexton, a political radio host and conservative pundit, joins to explore the ongoing evolution of the Democratic Party and their struggles with working-class voters. He delves into the impact of dependency on government assistance and critiques the fixation some conservatives have on figures like Michelle Obama. The conversation also touches on the challenges Democratic candidates face in a polarized political landscape and the implications of Kamala Harris' political strategies. Buck’s insights shed light on the complex dynamics of modern politics.
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Democrats' Longevity
- Some conservatives believe the Democratic Party is nearing its end, a prediction made in the mid-90s.
- However, the Democratic Party is the longest surviving political party and shows no signs of disappearing.
Democrats and Immigration
- In the 90s, Democrats were divided on immigration, with some supporting border security to protect unions.
- The New York Times even advocated for stricter immigration policies to safeguard union jobs.
Left's Shifting Allegiances
- The right often assumes the left won't abandon certain groups, but history shows otherwise.
- The UK Labor Party now criticizes unions, demonstrating that power trumps ideology.
