Glenn Greenwald

It's possible that some of that is being generated by this kind of liberal angst, this kind of dissatisfaction with Democratic Party leadership, but this perception that they're, quote unquote, not fighting hard enough, not fighting Trump hard enough, whatever that might mean. So maybe if you ask liberals now, what do you think of the Democratic Party?

It's possible that some of that is being generated by this kind of liberal angst, this kind of dissatisfaction with Democratic Party leadership, but this perception that they're, quote unquote, not fighting hard enough, not fighting Trump hard enough, whatever that might mean. So maybe if you ask liberals now, what do you think of the Democratic Party?

It's possible that some of that is being generated by this kind of liberal angst, this kind of dissatisfaction with Democratic Party leadership, but this perception that they're, quote unquote, not fighting hard enough, not fighting Trump hard enough, whatever that might mean. So maybe if you ask liberals now, what do you think of the Democratic Party?

They'd be more inclined, many of them would be, to say we don't approve of that. But it's clearly much broader than that. I think that's just one factor. The problem is, if you ask me what was the worst problem with the Kamala Harris campaign, it'd be very difficult to answer given how many problems that campaign had. But if I were forced to choose the worst, I would say that she never...

They'd be more inclined, many of them would be, to say we don't approve of that. But it's clearly much broader than that. I think that's just one factor. The problem is, if you ask me what was the worst problem with the Kamala Harris campaign, it'd be very difficult to answer given how many problems that campaign had. But if I were forced to choose the worst, I would say that she never...

They'd be more inclined, many of them would be, to say we don't approve of that. But it's clearly much broader than that. I think that's just one factor. The problem is, if you ask me what was the worst problem with the Kamala Harris campaign, it'd be very difficult to answer given how many problems that campaign had. But if I were forced to choose the worst, I would say that she never...

committed to believing in anything, to standing for anything. Americans, by the end of the campaign, were like, I don't even know who she is, let alone what she really believes in. What are her real convictions? What motivates her? With Trump, you always know, for better or for worse, from people's perception, he doesn't hide what he believes. Quite the opposite. So the contrast was extreme.

committed to believing in anything, to standing for anything. Americans, by the end of the campaign, were like, I don't even know who she is, let alone what she really believes in. What are her real convictions? What motivates her? With Trump, you always know, for better or for worse, from people's perception, he doesn't hide what he believes. Quite the opposite. So the contrast was extreme.

committed to believing in anything, to standing for anything. Americans, by the end of the campaign, were like, I don't even know who she is, let alone what she really believes in. What are her real convictions? What motivates her? With Trump, you always know, for better or for worse, from people's perception, he doesn't hide what he believes. Quite the opposite. So the contrast was extreme.

And I think in the Democratic Party more broadly, basically going back to 2015, 2016, they've defined themselves by being horrified by Donald Trump, by being aghast by Donald Trump, by being fearful of Donald Trump, by not being Donald Trump. But there's no positive vision. There's no affirmative agenda that Americans can look at and say, oh, this is what I like.

And I think in the Democratic Party more broadly, basically going back to 2015, 2016, they've defined themselves by being horrified by Donald Trump, by being aghast by Donald Trump, by being fearful of Donald Trump, by not being Donald Trump. But there's no positive vision. There's no affirmative agenda that Americans can look at and say, oh, this is what I like.

And I think in the Democratic Party more broadly, basically going back to 2015, 2016, they've defined themselves by being horrified by Donald Trump, by being aghast by Donald Trump, by being fearful of Donald Trump, by not being Donald Trump. But there's no positive vision. There's no affirmative agenda that Americans can look at and say, oh, this is what I like.

So even if you see a softening in approval ratings for Trump and you see it a little bit, not very much, but on certain issues at least, it doesn't translate into higher support for the Democratic Party because they don't provide an alternative. It's just, we're going to fight Trump, but based on what? Based on what set of values or policies or even ideology? Nobody knows.

So even if you see a softening in approval ratings for Trump and you see it a little bit, not very much, but on certain issues at least, it doesn't translate into higher support for the Democratic Party because they don't provide an alternative. It's just, we're going to fight Trump, but based on what? Based on what set of values or policies or even ideology? Nobody knows.

So even if you see a softening in approval ratings for Trump and you see it a little bit, not very much, but on certain issues at least, it doesn't translate into higher support for the Democratic Party because they don't provide an alternative. It's just, we're going to fight Trump, but based on what? Based on what set of values or policies or even ideology? Nobody knows.

I think if you look at the people you named, obviously other than Obama, who's there because he was the president, and Kamala, who's there because she just got done being the nominee, but 9% is pathetic or whatever it was, 8%.

I think if you look at the people you named, obviously other than Obama, who's there because he was the president, and Kamala, who's there because she just got done being the nominee, but 9% is pathetic or whatever it was, 8%.

I think if you look at the people you named, obviously other than Obama, who's there because he was the president, and Kamala, who's there because she just got done being the nominee, but 9% is pathetic or whatever it was, 8%.

The three people that you named, AOC, Bernie, and Jasmine Crockett, for all the intense disagreements I have with them, are people who, in contrast to what I just got done saying, do actually believe in things and do actually say the things that they believe in

The three people that you named, AOC, Bernie, and Jasmine Crockett, for all the intense disagreements I have with them, are people who, in contrast to what I just got done saying, do actually believe in things and do actually say the things that they believe in