Well said! I remember how in 2016 many Democrats vowed to learn the lessons of their loss by listening to white working class Trump voters, but eight years later a larger prom of Democrats seem just as mystified by Trump‘s second victory, as by his first. I wonder how many of these Democrats actually know a working class person of any color. They are living in their own little bubble, and every time that bubble pops, they decide to blow it up again, rather than entering the reality that most of America lives in.
Hi. I sent an email to you asking if you would have any interest in being a guest on my podcast to talk about the election and another post you wrote about obselesence and the church. Hope to hear from you soon.
Well said! I remember how in 2016 many Democrats vowed to learn the lessons of their loss by listening to white working class Trump voters, but eight years later a larger prom of Democrats seem just as mystified by Trump‘s second victory, as by his first. I wonder how many of these Democrats actually know a working class person of any color. They are living in their own little bubble, and every time that bubble pops, they decide to blow it up again, rather than entering the reality that most of America lives in.
I could not agree more, Matt!
Hey, Matthew. I sent you a DM last week. You can also email me at dennis.sanders@gmail.com. Thanks.
Hi. I sent an email to you asking if you would have any interest in being a guest on my podcast to talk about the election and another post you wrote about obselesence and the church. Hope to hear from you soon.
Hi Dennis, I didn’t receive an email. Can you send me a DM? Happy to talk.
Sent it yesterday. Looking forward to it.
Colin Jost summed it up perfectly when he joked Democrats would run Biden in 2028.
Your article is a great counterpoint to Jemar Tisby’s post this morning, where he blames racism and Russian interference, at least in part.