Senator Says The Country Is ‘Stuck With A Madman’ In The White House Because Of Dems
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"It was absolutely a mistake for the party to not listen to those voters,” Sen. Chris Murphy said.
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) said former President Joe Biden isn’t solely to blame for President Donald Trump’s return to the White House for a second presidential term.
While appearing Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Murphy admitted that Biden “should’ve gotten out of the race earlier” ahead of the 2024 election, but also passed the buck onto the Democratic Party.
“It was a mistake for democrats to not listen to the voters earlier and set up a process that would’ve gotten us in a position where we could’ve been more competitive,” he explained.
When host Kristen Welker firmly asked Murphy to confirm whether he also takes responsibility for the party’s failure, the politician replied, “I think we all bear responsibility.”
“We maybe didn’t listen as early as we should have, in part because we have immense loyalty to [Biden] ― who had led this country out of a pandemic, who had been maybe the most prodigious legislator as a president,” Murphy explained.
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