S.E. Cupp
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Yeah, we live in a kleptocracy.
Also a plutocracy, what I'm calling a plutocracy because of the tech specificness of our plutocrats today. Yeah. We do. And yeah, the Starling contracts, I think I said something like, it's like making the arsonist the fire chief, but also... The accountant, the head of HR.
Yeah, the insurance payouts and awarding him contracts and accelerants, right? Because Elon is overseeing agencies that regulate his businesses and decide whether his businesses will live or die. I mean, it's crazy. Yeah. And this should be a huge, the story. Imagine the Clinton era, right? Of trying to find bits of corruption anywhere you can, right?
With whitewater, these really kind of complicated, you really have to look for the corruption. It was there, of course, but you really have to find it. This is such obvious corruption and self-dealing.
It is apples and oranges. And suddenly, nobody cares. Nobody cares that the George Soros of MAGA Suddenly, I mean, I feel like I had my memory erased. Like someone's trying to erase my memory from the past 20 years of conservatism. We're like, remember when that stuff mattered? Boom, severance. You're at work now. You forgot all of that. Yeah.
Yeah.
Right, exactly.
And expect nothing less, by the way.
He is. He is. Yeah, those are the kinds of things. I don't know if it's bubble or not really understanding where we're at.
Money, right? Yeah, and solving big problems, right? It feels a little like bringing a knife to a gunfight when you're like, this is not what's going to win your voters back, which you need. And this isn't addressing your policy problems. The policy problems that Democrats have are that the top three concerns of the country were not being solved by Democratic policies.
We've already said the economy, inflationary economic policy didn't work. At the border, open borders didn't work. And crime, soft on crime policies didn't work. Whether perception or real, that is where we're at.
The FBI had to revise its numbers and no one said anything about the fact that they then showed crime was actually going up.
Sure.
I wonder why. I gave you the perception part. I gave you that some of this could be perception, but these are the top three problems. Democratic policies did not solve them for many Americans. So to ignore those top three things, And decide it's really a question of leadership. David Hogue is going to fix this over at the DNC. Or it's really a question of how we message this.
Or it's a question of whether we protest at the joint's address and hold paddles up. That's going to solve it. Or Stacey Abrams' big solution. Here's what I did with Billions of Dollars. This is so missing. This is so missing the obvious point.
And Alyssa Slotkin, who I know and really like, got the closest to that, got the closest to it in her address when she talked about, listen, people want cuts. Okay, that's acknowledging something that many Democrats do not acknowledge. People want cuts. I have a different way to do that than the current administration is doing it. People want to lower the cost of goods.
I would have a different approach to that than this administration is doing. Democrats need to accept the problems that Americans are telling them they have and offer different solutions instead of protesting about Elon or Trump paying taxes. I mean, none of that is it. That ain't it.
I haven't gotten a raise in five years. I'm working three jobs. I'm worried about my kid and opioids. I'm worried about crime in my town. But give me a new oven.
Right.
Or what if the government offered like a GE program? some subsidies for giving people new energy-efficient appliances.
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