Democrats alienate the white working class

 DC Daily Journal:

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James Carville, a seasoned Democratic strategist, admitted on the June 19, Politics War Room podcast that Democrats have alienated white working-class voters, contributing to their shift toward President Donald Trump.

Responding to a listener’s call to crush MAGA supporters at the polls, Carville rejected the urge to gloat, emphasizing, “We’re trying to do one thing, win elections.”

He acknowledged the party’s failure, stating, “Democrats acted like these people didn’t exist … working-class non-college whites were not part of our too-cool-for-school group.”

This betrayal, he argued, drove voters to Trump’s America First movement, which resonates by offering an explanation for their struggles. Trump’s successes, like zero illegal immigrant releases in May 2025, per the New York Post, and a 1.7% blue-collar wage increase, per June Treasury data, highlight Democrats’ disconnect as they cling to divisive identity politics.
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Carville is a Democrat operative, but he is not stupid.  He can read the polls and knows how to appeal to voters.  The question for the leftists in the Democrat party is whether they can live with non liberal working class voters.  Trump has done a good job of attracting the working class.

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