Charlamagne said God, Andrew Schulz predicts trouble forward in 2028 for DEMS in ‘Disorder’

Radio host Charlamagne said God and comedian Andrew Schulz agreed that the Democratic Party has yet to find a new game plan since losing in November.

Schulz, whose interview with Trump during the campaign was one of the many main interviews in Podcast for the president, told Charlamagne in the “morning club” on Monday that the challenge that Democrats face is now finding their equivalent gathering call, such as “Build the Wall”, which is in the economic concerns of Americans.

“If they make it a class issue, they win this election quite easily, the next elections come, but they are afraid to do so because many of them are in the pockets of the billionaire and corporate class, so they do it for identity policy,” he said.

Schulz further argued that many Democrats who go to Ivy League universities “claim to give AF – to you guys. They will not give AF – to you guys, but they withdraw on the back to pretend they do.”

In the wake of former President Kamala Harris, the loss of President Donald Trump, the Democratic Party remains in the flow of not only how to criticize the new president, but the course of their party.

Some, like Gov. Gavin Newsom, D-Calif., Have changed their rhetorical style regarding identity policy, while others have doubled.

Charlamagne recalled the latest interview of Newsomâ, saying that the Governor of the Blue State proved his view of this by speaking in politically moderate terms with the founder of Tpusa Charlie Kirk.

“He wants her so bad, brother. That mother – er is thirsty,” Schulz joked.

“Exactly,” Charlamagne agrees, “but you see how fast he is to distance himself from transh athletes and such things, so now it’s like, – € €, so you never cared, you never gave AF -. It was just about politics for you.”

Charlamagne continued to suggest that the Democrats have not yet found their basis since Trump’s victory.

“I don’t think the Democrats will win so easily in 2028. I think America – I think because Democrats are in such a disorder – America means – €” you know what? Simply gives me a reasonable Republic, it just gives me a traditional conservative. Give me a Nikki Haley, only someone who is a regular conservative, I can deal with it. I think that’s what will happen. “

“This can definitely happen,” Schulz replied, saying the Democrats need a “radical and divisive” change as a party, but their own style takes the road.

“It just has to have something radical and divisive by the Democrat,” he said.

“And I think they’re all anxious”, they’ll play this how they prevent protection and they are really worried about how to stracize a group, how, “If I say this, will women get bother?

In contrast, Republicans, Schulz said, act in a much easier position.

“Conservatives are actually trying to attract s- again. It is an easier position to be like being like, â € ˜am, we went far away. “I think the Democrats are very stuck in Ivy League. There are many like many claims for finger shaking. This is not what the daily Americans are, and you have to return the work class right away.”

The current status of the Democratic Party, Schulz said, is “super rich, nepo -beers telling poor people how to think and who they should vote. How, I don’t want to tell me – if you have never had a job, you can’t tell me who I have to vote. Simple like it.”