Social Contract with Joe Walsh
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Who is ultimately to blame for Trump’s victory in the 2024 election?
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November 7, 2024
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2:21Now PlayingThe people who voted for an utterly horrible human are ultimately responsible - but there’s genuine reasons why they did and we can’t go on ignoring that…
The Democratic Party bears a bunch of responsibility for Trump’s win. They’ve become arrogant, elitist, and completely out of touch with regular working-class Americans. The party that once championed the everyday person now looks down on them, dismissing them. And on election day, that bit them in the ass.
But there’s another truth that can’t be ignored: Trump’s voters knew exactly who they were voting for. I’ve spent years talking to Trump supporters—mainly good people. And they’re fully aware of who and what Trump is. They know he lies, bullies, and breaks the law. They know he’s self-centered, cruel, and couldn’t care less about anyone but himself. But they pulled the lever for him anyway.
This isn’t about loyalty to a flawed candidate. This is about knowingly putting someone in the White House who defies basic decency. If we’re serious about fixing what’s broken in this country, we need accountability on all sides. The Democrats need to wake up and start listening to the people they claim to represent. And Trump’s voters? They need to reckon with the reality of what they chose.
Join me every weekday at 8 a.m. PT / 11 a.m. ET on The Social Contract as we keep tackling these tough truths. Spread the word, be brave, and let’s have the honest conversation America needs.
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