Pushing the Limits
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Congressional Candidate Says he Didn't Support Kamala Harris Because Her Brother Drove For Uber
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9:07Now PlayingCongressional candidate Gabriel Cornejo sits down with host Brian Shapiro on Pushing The Limits to explain WHY so many voters in 2024 just didn’t buy into Kamala Harris’ campaign message.
Cornejo argues the Democratic Party projects “strength” during speeches… but NEVER fights for the working class once they’re actually in power. He brings up issues like exploitation of gig workers, Uber/Lyft loopholes, the donor class, and why the average American feels like nothing ever really changes.
Brian presses him hard — especially on the evidence side — and challenges Cornejo to point to concrete, provable corruption.
This is a real policy debate — not soundbites.
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