S.E. Cupp

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Off the Cupp with S.E. Cupp · Talkin’ Politics: Has intra-party fighting just become the point? · 20 Dec 2025 podcast

And this is, I think we're slowly kind of dancing towards- Yeah, the same thing.

The same point, which is just a little bit that, if you look at kind of Mamdani's proposals, let's talk about it for a sec, right?

The three planks, fast and free buses, freeze the rent, universal childcare, right?

Those three things, for the vast majority of New Yorkers dealing with an affordability crisis, won't actually dramatically improve their situation, right?

If you're someone in the working class, lower middle class, and suddenly you're getting on a free bus, your affordability life hasn't dramatically changed.

But what I do believe what Mamdani was saying is that, dude, this is simple and it's bold, and that's the way I'm going to govern...

like consistently.

It's not like some 30-pinch thing that you got to look through where the nuance is going to be the way I screw you.

And the way, like us looking for ways to consistently communicate that about our personality as a party, which is, and we don't talk about this enough, how the culture of the Democratic Party is broken.

It is broken because it is filled with technocrats

who are scared and who are actually consistent, particularly when they work in administrations and democratic administrations are thinking about their next job.

They're thinking, how can I go to Bain?

How can I go to McKinsey?

How can I go to Sullivan and Cromwell?

How can I just make this the palette cleanser, the progressive palette cleanser so I have my West Wing moment but still preserve social credibility for the rest of my professional career?

That group of people, that culture is not what the American people think will deliver on these bold, unprecedented changes that are part fuck you.

And that's kind of where I'm coming from here when there is an element of coming out and when you say the ballroom should be named after Barack Obama.

There's an element of that where you do also communicate implicitly that you will deliver bold, unprecedented changes.

I get it.

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