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Jon Stewart asks why Democratic leaders think they need better messaging rather than better policies. House Leader Hakeem Jeffries replies their solution is "making the American people feel that we understand the pain that they've been in" — the exact thing Stewart was criticizing! JON STEWART: Where is the...

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So there’s not even a concept of a plan

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"The Democratic Party's actions had left many U.S. citizens feeling humiliated. Signs of a Trump victory were proclaimed well before Biden withdrew from the race. The voters had had enough." 📝 @KarinaLMariani

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How do we get rid of Jeffries and Schumer?

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Guess what makes people feel good Hakeem?? Not being hungry and broke.

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Whenever facing criticism, just throw out a Dr. King or Maya Angelo quote to try to make yourself sound intelligent, while covering up for your complete lack of ability.

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Democrats should stop talking with quotes and highbrow language, and start communicating their stuff in plain terms. That is one of the most successful strategies of Republicans.

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Jefferies is too soft to lead right now. It's the wrong time for him. He's an amazing, wonderful man, and his time will come, but he needs to toughen up first.

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We need a third party

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So he doesn’t care about changing issues. He just cares that we feel they care despite them doing nothing. We won’t feel they care until they actually make the changes.

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