On CNN's State of the Union, Scott Jennings delivered a fierce critique of the Democratic Party, labeling its leadership and cultural stance as misaligned with mainstream public sentiment. He dismissed the party's current focus on certain issues, asserting that they are largely out of touch with what matters to most Americans. Jennings identified Wes Moore as a potentially strong candidate to lead the Democrats, contrasting him with more established figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, whom he deemed too radical. His remarks coincided with polling data revealing the relatively low support for AOC within the party's voter base.
Jennings criticized the Democratic Party's leadership and mocked its cultural agenda, claiming they are out of touch with key issues that resonate with the public.
He highlighted Wes Moore as a promising communicator for the Democrats and criticized current party figures like AOC for their radicalism.
Jennings mentioned, 'You’re not for anything that’s on the right side of any of the 80/20 issues that are driving this cultural divide in America.'
In comparing future leaders, he noted that 'Moore is interesting, probably more interesting than some of the radicals you have out there like AOC.'
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