Conservatives have a knack for connecting with their audience

 Joe Cunningham:

The Reason Conservative Talk Radio Still Thrives While Progressive Anchors Slip
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The problem with progressive talk, and progressive media as a whole, is that they do not build relationships with their audiences like conservative media does. Limbaugh famously took callers and had personal conversations with them on the air, read and responded to a ton of fan emails, and made it a point of knowing his audience and talking to them. Progressive talk radio, and (by extension) all progressive media, focuses so much on scolding Americans that there is never an opportunity to build that relationship.

I mentioned yesterday that Joe Biden’s gun agenda will hurt the Democrats a lot in 2022. It’s not just the guns themselves, but the fact that he is blaming the crime waves across the country on gun ownership, something millions of law-abiding Americans take part in, instead of the irresponsible actions and rhetoric of people on his own side. So, instead of attacking the lawlessness that comes from undermining law enforcement, he attacks responsible gun owners. He is blaming those gun owners and their belief in the 2nd Amendment. Democrats are jumping on to this rhetoric instead of understanding that with every statement they give attacking regular, gun-owning Americans, they are pushing them away from Democratic candidates come 2022.
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Biden's gun policy appears aimed a disarming the innocent.  The criminals are not going to obey any gun control laws, to begin with.  

One of the reasons that liberals are such failures in the format is they do not comprehend why people reject their policies.  Democrats are just now figuring out that 80 percent of the voters in this country favor voter ID.  Yet here is the Biden AG trying to do away with it in a suit in Georgia under the bogus theory that blacks are not intelligent enough to have an ID.  His whole case is an insult to the intelligence of black people.

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