Sara Haines says Dems must face how they alienated voters by defending Biden

The “The View” co -organizers claimed on Friday about the Democratic Party should look back on how they alienated the voters by concealment then President Joe Biden.

For months after President Donald Trump has won again, Democrats are still trying to understand that their party has lost the presidential election. Biden’s administration was imbued with questions about his mental sharpness, and now there is more revelation on how his defenders blinded his eyes to his fall or condemned those who questioned his ability to serve.

“The 2024 presidential campaign was even more mess for democrats than we even saw,” said co -organizer Joy Behar, noting that More books reports within the Biden data and the campaign.

Nevertheless, Behar claimed, “We have to take a lot of things, I mean, with a little grain of salt. I mean, if anything is true, what can Democrats do now? I mean, it seems to me that this ship has sailed, what is the matter?”

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Alssa co -organizer Farah Griffin claimed that, despite the fact that he had stepped up, Biden was crucial in the defeat of the Democratic Party.

“At the moment we are where a lot of people are scared, they are nervous. They are worried that we have basically changed America. And the reason for that, not just a little star, is that Joe Biden did not win, did not step down in time to allow someone else, and I think it was the story that it had ordered some reflection,” she said.

Griffin continued to claim that Biden let him take his ego and compared him to Trump.

“People always think I’m so critical just because I think he should have stepped down and give the opportunity to someone else. He starts to get down, the more we learn, like:” I can fix it. “Almost Trumpy takes place,” she said, continuing to claim that if Biden left before, his democratic heir could have a better chance of winning the elections.

The co -organizer Sara Haines offered another big step: “Listen to voters.”

“One thing that really angered me as independent, and I was one of the people who were sitting here and saying after seeing President Biden – I voted for a bidet, I really liked Biden, I was actually pleased with him and voted for him if he continued running – but I looked at him and thought I needed us to use aside” [are] starting to make sense. “

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The immediate response to the bidder sharpness was fast and angry, she recalled.

“What happened is that everyone said,” You are non -feud if you say it, whisk and fall in order, “and that is why people want to be independent today, because partisan policy, they lie,” Haines said. “The Democratic Party made the choice, which said,” You betray it if you call it as if you were seeing it, “and the point was that it was not necessarily suitable for running for another four years.”

Ana Navarro did not agree, Behar and co -organizer Sunny Hostin’s lack of interest in the postmortem analysis of the effort of the Democratic Party in the elections echoed instead.

“I usually like these books, I usually like the gossip of ‘primary colors’ campaigns after Clinton or, Oh, after Obama or ‘Game Changing’ after McCain, but these are not normal times,” she said. “So I’m just not interested in palaces gossip a year and a half ago.”

She continued to offer a list of laundry problems that she would rather focus with the current Trump administration.

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“Two things can be true at once,” Haines replied. “You can despise Trump and everything that the Republicans are advocating for and you can still see straight about what happened here. And by denying it and saying to people,” Don’t see what you see, “you will never win voters, ever!”