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Will Pierce, a former senior advisor for Senator Bernie Sanders and a fundraising expert for Biden, recently parted ways with the Democratic Party. In a candid interview, he discusses the timing and reasons behind his departure from the party, shedding light on the perceived disconnect between Democrats and their voting base. Pierce identifies specific ways in which he believes Democrats have lost touch with their traditional voters, highlighting key issues that have contributed to this growing divide. The discussion then shifts to President Biden's promise to unite the country and whether he has succeeded or further deepened divisions. As concerns about President Biden's health and ability to lead arise, Pierce shares insights into whether Democrats will support his candidacy in the 2024 election or if there might be pressure for him to step down at the Democratic convention. The conversation explores the media portrayal of Biden as either a moderate or progressive Democrat, questioning the accuracy of these depictions. The interview delves into the historical perception of the Democratic Party as the party of kindness and whether there has been a shift in this narrative over the years. Pierce addresses the question of whether the party was genuinely known for kindness or if it was a narrative easily sold through the media. With an eye on the upcoming 2024 election, Pierce analyzes the potential impact of the crisis at the Southern Border and inflation on voters' choices. He explores whether these issues could lead to a Republican victory or if Democrats' loyalty to the party will prevail. The interview concludes with a discussion on lawsuits against former President Donald Trump, examining whether they are politically motivated or if President Biden's Department of Justice is genuinely pursuing a bias-free justice system. Viewers are encouraged to follow Will Pierce for further insights and updates on these crucial political topics. #biden #trump
