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Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha claimed that the popularity of President Trump could be explained by the fact that he accepted the policies that Democrats once advocated.
Many Democrats, still cheering from Trump’s victory In November, they still try to find out how their party lost to someone as controversial as Trump.
CNN “Laura Coates Live” presented a segment on Friday, in which the host and her guests asked the calls of callers about US politics.
One caller asked, “My question is: Donald Trump is a very scary guy, which makes him so popular?”
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Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha complained that Trump’s popularity was guided by his embrace of practical policies that Democrats left years ago.
“This is my favorite question,” Rocha replied. “We talked about this on this program earlier. I joined the Democratic Party in 1989 because I wanted to fight oil.
Democratic strategist He then claimed: “That sounds like Donald Trump today. Because of that we lose from him, did we let him steal our verb. We stopped talking about the work of Americans, keeping America, doing what we did when I joined the party and that is the reason – he is scary, but it is not scary enough people to lose the election because it sounds like democrats and why I joined this party.
Former Trump Campaign Advisor Bryan Lanza rejected the idea that Trump is completely scary.
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President Trump is widely credited with transforming the Republican platform. (Celal Gunes/Anadolo via Getty Images)
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“Listen, I don’t think Trump is scary when thinking about what’s scary without Trump in Washington, DC,” he said.
Instead, he suggested what would actually be scary is “an extraordinary bureaucracy that falls into our lives every day, and people want to change from it.”
“And I think that’s why – you know, I’m sorry you feel scared, but I think more and more people feel comfortable with what’s going on,” he added.
“You should sit here. I’m afraid,” Rocha took a peek.
“I’m not afraid. I am not afraid of Latin,” Lanza joked in the answer, laughed at Rocha.
