The Charlie Kirk Show Will Democrats Ever Be Proud to be American Again?
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Oct 29, 2025 Cliff Maloney, a political organizer focused on grassroots efforts, joins to discuss the challenges facing Democrats as they wrestle with anti-American sentiments in their messaging. He highlights how this sentiment impacts public policy and electoral chances. The conversation dives into the significance of upcoming elections in New Jersey and Virginia, offering insights into voter outreach strategies like ballot chasing. Maloney urges listeners to engage proactively, stressing that participation is key as the political landscape shifts.
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Democrats' Falling Pride In America
- Gallup polling shows a growing partisan gap: Democrats' pride in being American fell from ~87% in 2001 to about 36% now.
- Hosts argue this decline reshapes Democratic messaging into punishment-focused politics and weakens their electoral appeal.
Anti-Americanism Shapes Policy Choices
- The hosts connect anti-American attitudes to policy choices like open-border stances and soft approaches to crime.
- They say dislike of America predicts favoring noncitizens and policies that undermine citizens' safety and institutions.
Celebration Parallax And Political Backlash
- The hosts describe a "celebration parallax" where the left protects perpetrators over victims and celebrates radical narratives.
- They argue this dynamic fuels political backlash and creates openings for Republicans.