ESPN host Stephen A. Smith challenged the Democratic messaging issue in Tuesday’s “view”, with Liberal hosts trying to defend messaging by comparing the message to Donald Trump.
If you think of him popping up twice, 34 felony convictions, they still elect his president, it’s not him winning. This is a prosecution against the Democrats, what the Democrats are offering to American citizens. We might be sitting there, we should talk about working class parties who brought them to the Democratic Party for the past few decades.
Trump critic Smith regularly criticizes the Democratic Party and its news before the election and after Trump won.
Co-host Whoopi Goldberg tried to postpone Smith and said she wanted to remind people what these issues are and think that including them, “Make sure that the family has what they need. Snap, make sure that we all grew up here America growing up here America, you should come, no matter who you should be, you still have something like that.
Stephen A Smith challenged Whoopi Goldberg on Tuesday after co-hosts of The View tried to defend democratic messaging. (Screen shot/ABC/Theview)
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She then ties it to President Donald Trump’s early execution, especially cutting federal work as Smith retreats.
“Before this question you’re asking the message that the Democrats are spreading. I challenge this. It’s not what they’re doing,” he said.
Goldberg shot backward, “Oh yes. I’m here. We did.”
Smith went on to argue that Biden contributed to the major immigration crisis and wondered why former President Barack Obama deported more immigrants than Trump.
“Bottom line, you’re Joe Biden, you’re unblocked,” Smith said.
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In the second part, Smith makes the argument that Trump does have the task of the American people pointing out his benefits in minorities.
“If you’re a Democratic Party and you lose 49.8% to 48.3%, and looking at the 1.5% difference, that’s an excuse, we’re really not that bad, we should keep doing it. No, don’t keep doing it, find new strategies,” he said.
Smith asked to know about Democrats’ actions to win future elections and said he would continue to interview prominent Democrats and ask them the question.
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“I hope someone stepped up to recognize that guy in the Oval Office, whether you like it or not, he will work, he comes, he wins, you have to find a way to beat him,” he said.
He also told the co-host that he supported former Vice President Kamala Harris in the election, and that the Democrats do not have a real leader at the moment.
