Klein criticized Democrats for denying the reality of rising crime and economic distress in major cities, claiming that residents are justifiably angry about their living conditions.
Klein pointed to overwhelming anger in blue cities like New York and San Francisco, citing visible signs of disorder such as crime, homelessness, and trash.
He challenged the narrative that conditions are improving, asserting that residents are frustrated with rising prices, and dismissing the notion that these concerns are merely fabricated by media outlets.
Klein highlighted a significant political shift in urban districts, advocating that Democrats must confront the realities faced by their constituents rather than ignoring their sentiments.
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