Comedian Andrew Schulz told Fox News Numbers After decades of American dominance culture, Democrats have completely lost their “cool factor.”
According to Schultz, when he grew up, Democrats were seen as “cool” parties, while Republicans were seen as “club”. Over the past few years, he has noticed that the sentiment of the two parties around them has “completely changed.”
“When I was a kid… the Democrats were lying left and right, like you know, they would listen to whatever music they wanted to listen to, say whatever they wanted to say – they were all cool things.”
The comedian believes Republicans have taken over such “cool” appearances in recent years, the president Donald Trump Plays an important role in transformation.
“Trump got three baby moms…. Like Republicans are saying, ‘Yo, what do you say you want to say.’ Like, when I was a kid, the parties had switched completely and you had to understand, “Don’t say bad things,” Schultz claimed, they didn’t want to be conservatives.”
Comedian Andrew Schulz believes that Democrats have lost decades of American culture and are no longer considered “cool people.”
Schultz believes that the identity of the catalyst behind this conversion comes down to correlation. Even though Trump is a billionaire, comedians think people can talk to him because of the way he speaks.
“The cool factor now is totally, completely transformed. So, I think people will tend toward something more relevant, and I think Democrats need to be really zero in that regard. Like, are you related? Why don’t you know?
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Democratic PartyAccording to Schultz, it seems that it has been taken over by the “rich kids of the Ivy League”, which has contributed greatly to the party’s loss of its grasp of culture.
“Unfortunately, for Democrats, many parties are chosen by these parties, such as the Ivy League rich kids… But these, like the Ivy League, aren’t really rich like the money of billionaires’ technology, but they are an old legacy rich.”
Schultz claims that Democrats are working to relate to the American public and appear to be adopted by “the rich kids of the Ivy League.”
The comedian continued: “So they have the right to be like a weird last name and legacy, but they don’t really like it within two generations, they won’t be like the culture. This is the last person you want to control the party because they can’t keep in touch with them because they can’t keep in touch with them. You can’t get in touch with them.
Schultz then pointed out that the Democratic Party had a relevant candidate in the 2016 presidential election. Senator Bernie Sanders (DV.T.)but decided to run for Hillary Clinton in the general election.
“That’s why they love Bernie. They’re like, I don’t think this guy is looking at me like I think he actually wants to help me. It’s like the Jews from F —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————- “They don’t care. Like they don’t care that Trump is made up of his father and all the other S–. Like, they don’t care. They feel like he wants to help them, and they feel the same about Bernie.”
The comedian believes that a large number of America trusts Bernie Sanders because he is able to express that he actually wants to help voters, not just win elections and become president.
He went on to explain how important it is for voters to think candidates actually want to help them, rather than just wanting to win, which he thought was a trouble for Clinton in the 2016 election.
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Schultz asserted: “How do you make people feel like they want to help them, not want to win? Hillary feels like she wants to win, like Mao.
