

11/15/24: Andrew Yang GOES OFF On Democrats After Landslide Loss
Nov 15, 2024
Andrew Yang shares his fiery take on the Democratic Party's disastrous election performance and the implications for its future. The discussion highlights internal conflicts that hinder collective success, while scrutinizing the cautious strategies that isolate the party from broader audiences. Yang argues for significant reforms, new leadership, and independent candidates to revitalize engagement. Additionally, the potential of third parties and innovative voting models like ranked choice are examined as critical steps for the party’s renewal.
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Dean Phillips's Warning
- Andrew Yang supported Dean Phillips, who warned against Biden's age and advocated for a different candidate.
- Phillips's career suffered for this stance, even though Biden later dropped out, highlighting Democrats' prioritization of order over strategy.
Democrats' Careerism
- Democratic officials prioritized their careers over the party's success, ignoring warnings about Biden's declining abilities.
- This careerism contributed to their eventual loss.
Recommendations for Democrats
- The Democratic Party should apologize to Bernie Sanders for undermining him in 2016.
- They should also make Dean Phillips the chair of the DNC.