The former mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio, says that the Democratic party sought a “ganable election” because they did not quote the mental deterioration of former President Joe Biden.
“And instead of us as Democrats who drain our hands and cry, let's go back to the horse and ride it because we have something to say,” said Blasio in “America's Newsroom” on Thursday.
De Blasio explained that the Democrats lost the opportunity to address inflation and border problems. He added that Biden and former Vice President Kamala Harris were trying to reduce medical care costs and insulin price, a movement that could have translated into their campaign messages.
The former mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio, told “America's Newsroom” on Thursday that the Democratic Party lost a “ganable choice” not to cite the decline of former President Biden. (Albin Lohr-Jones/Pacific Press/Lightrocket through Getty Images)
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“And those messages were not clear. And people had every right to want those answers,” he said. “That was good, but it wasn't a completely enough answer. So I think what we need to see this and say, we blow it.”
Blasio was running for president in the presidential elections of 2020 when Biden and Harris defeated the then presidential candidate for the then presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Throughout the 2024 presidential race, many experts and media commentators ran in defense of Biden when speculated on their mental decline, even after the report of the special lawyer Robert Hur about him was Well intentionally, but forgetfulViral videos of him looking confused, and a Wall Street Journal report about his hesitant behavior behind the scene.
President Donald Trump won in a landslide, ensuring all swing states and popular vote, which makes the Democrats reflect on their overwhelming defeat.
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After the poor A Biden debate performance against Trump last June, the pressure on him to leave the White House career became so strong that he resigned weeks later, despite promising that he stayed in the fight.
Trump won deeply, ensuring each swing state and popular vote.
Many Democrats reflected on their loss, highlighting the inability of the democratic presidential candidate Harris to connect with the voters of the working class and address economic problems.
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Former President Joe Biden left his offer of presidential candidates in 2024, a shocking decision that forced Democrats to change their strategy and messages. (Jim Lo Scalzo/EPA/Bloomberg through Getty Images)
“Let's say it out loud: we blow it out. People did not feel that we understood them and were enough empathizing. That is repairable, by the way,” said De Blasio.
“Think of those voters. And there are many in this country who voted for Barack Obama twice, Donald Trump, then, then Joe Biden, then Donald Trump again. Those are not voters who could not return to the Democratic Party. By definition, those are voters that we can recover.”
