Schulz: Democrats could win by framing elections around class conflict
Andrew Schulz · Fixing the American Dream with Andrew Schulz · Mar 15, 2025 · at 35:11
Andrew Schulz, comedian and podcaster, analyzes the Democratic Party's shift away from working-class messaging toward identity politics.
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“I think that they could easily win the next election if they made it a class war, but they don't because it feels like they're in the pockets of these billion dollar corporations.”
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