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Democrat Congressional Candidate Has Weird Reason Why He Didn't Vote For Harris Or Trump In 2024
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9:56Now PlayingCongressional candidate Gabriel Cornejo tells Brian Shapiro why he refused to support Kamala Harris — even though he admits she’s not a bad person.
Cornejo argues Democrats failed to inspire voters, failed to address the wealth gap, and failed to communicate bold policy that would actually change the direction of the country. He claims the entire political class is “bought and paid for,” and says Americans need leaders who understand the future risks of AI, automation, and cost of living collapse.
Brian pushes back — arguing Kamala would have been dramatically better for middle America than Donald Trump, and that basic programs like food stamps, Medicaid, and healthcare protections would have remained intact.
This is a fascinating clash of political philosophy.
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