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Somali, maybe centrist said right-wagers have loved to do these polls that show the Democrats are very unpopular, even within their own party.

Right now to say it's because we're the woke left and we're way too far left. It turns out

hear from polling from G. Eliot Morris's strength and numbers. That is not true. It's more about

that our leadership is weak and ineffective and pathetic, in my opinion. Well, you found polling that

totally supports your view. That is correct. I just want to say that to our listeners.

I don't necessarily disagree with this, but the confirmation bias here is humongous.

That is correct.

New Paul, Democrats' real problem isn't being too liberal.

It's being seen as too weak.

Now, Anna Caprera, the chief of staff of Pritzker, she wrote the speech for him where he talks about

team fight versus team cave, not team center left versus team left. I think this is an argument

that's a little bit more nuanced than that. But the point here, and we've seen this again and again,

is that voters think democratic leadership is weak. There's no getting around that.

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