Glenn Greenwald

very limp, neoliberal, vaguely kind of trying to be a center-left party, but never really saying much or believing in anything, I think that's what you're seeing in these polls among Democratic Party voters, is at least the people who are out there making a mockery of themselves, like Jasmine Crockett, which is why the media loves her, at least they're saying something.

very limp, neoliberal, vaguely kind of trying to be a center-left party, but never really saying much or believing in anything, I think that's what you're seeing in these polls among Democratic Party voters, is at least the people who are out there making a mockery of themselves, like Jasmine Crockett, which is why the media loves her, at least they're saying something.

very limp, neoliberal, vaguely kind of trying to be a center-left party, but never really saying much or believing in anything, I think that's what you're seeing in these polls among Democratic Party voters, is at least the people who are out there making a mockery of themselves, like Jasmine Crockett, which is why the media loves her, at least they're saying something.

They don't seem super constrained.

They don't seem super constrained.

They don't seem super constrained.

Yeah, I mean, here's the thing. You had referenced earlier the fact that a lot of Republicans under Obama, especially the second term of Obama, wanted absolutely no compromise with the Obama administration, wanted nothing but pure resistance to everything that he did.

Yeah, I mean, here's the thing. You had referenced earlier the fact that a lot of Republicans under Obama, especially the second term of Obama, wanted absolutely no compromise with the Obama administration, wanted nothing but pure resistance to everything that he did.

Yeah, I mean, here's the thing. You had referenced earlier the fact that a lot of Republicans under Obama, especially the second term of Obama, wanted absolutely no compromise with the Obama administration, wanted nothing but pure resistance to everything that he did.

John Boehner, when he was the House Speaker, used to feel boxed in because he wanted to do deals when deals could be done, but a lot of the base was vehemently opposed to any attempt to work with Democrats. And Obama, they wanted an opposition party. And on some level, Democrats are now in this same position where they don't want to do deals.

John Boehner, when he was the House Speaker, used to feel boxed in because he wanted to do deals when deals could be done, but a lot of the base was vehemently opposed to any attempt to work with Democrats. And Obama, they wanted an opposition party. And on some level, Democrats are now in this same position where they don't want to do deals.

John Boehner, when he was the House Speaker, used to feel boxed in because he wanted to do deals when deals could be done, but a lot of the base was vehemently opposed to any attempt to work with Democrats. And Obama, they wanted an opposition party. And on some level, Democrats are now in this same position where they don't want to do deals.

They don't want to join hands with the Republicans and reach compromises. They just want an opposition party. I think the big difference is that if you go back and look at the Republicans in the first term of Obama, the second term of Obama, they had an agenda.

They don't want to join hands with the Republicans and reach compromises. They just want an opposition party. I think the big difference is that if you go back and look at the Republicans in the first term of Obama, the second term of Obama, they had an agenda.

They don't want to join hands with the Republicans and reach compromises. They just want an opposition party. I think the big difference is that if you go back and look at the Republicans in the first term of Obama, the second term of Obama, they had an agenda.

Everybody understood what Paul Ryan or Mitt Romney or John McCain, what these people stood for, like what their values were, what their agenda was, the reason why they wanted to oppose the Obama administration. I go back to the fact that the Democrats have none of this. They just don't have any kind of affirmative agenda.

Everybody understood what Paul Ryan or Mitt Romney or John McCain, what these people stood for, like what their values were, what their agenda was, the reason why they wanted to oppose the Obama administration. I go back to the fact that the Democrats have none of this. They just don't have any kind of affirmative agenda.

Everybody understood what Paul Ryan or Mitt Romney or John McCain, what these people stood for, like what their values were, what their agenda was, the reason why they wanted to oppose the Obama administration. I go back to the fact that the Democrats have none of this. They just don't have any kind of affirmative agenda.

And this is the thing that's different to the polling I think is so interesting between 2017 and now, because ever since Trump got elected that first term, Democrats and liberals have been feeding out on almost a decade of not just Trump has a wrong ideology or Trump has bad policies. Trump is a fascist. Trump is a Hitler figure. Trump's here to end American democracy.

And this is the thing that's different to the polling I think is so interesting between 2017 and now, because ever since Trump got elected that first term, Democrats and liberals have been feeding out on almost a decade of not just Trump has a wrong ideology or Trump has bad policies. Trump is a fascist. Trump is a Hitler figure. Trump's here to end American democracy.