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Schultz criticized the artificial attempts to relate to voters, stressing that the Democratic Party should embrace a more authentic narrative. This would entail shedding the insular, over-intellectualized discourse that often alienates the working class. The hosts urged that genuine engagement is necessary to rebuild trust and distinguish the party from the perceived failings of the current administration.
Both Schultz and Rogan expressed a yearning for a revitalized Democratic Party that could tap into shared American values instead of leaning into extreme progressivism, which could further distance potential voters.