Tim Walz: Harris’ Liz Cheney Strategy Misread the Swing Voter

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WALZ: "I think the thought was there that there were a bunch of disenfranchised Republicans that were not MAGA and that the Cheney family could make a difference. I always think it’s a risk if you don’t have the the base buttoned up, and I think it’s pretty hard to deny that one of our base was fractured, American Jewish community and the Muslim community, the situation in Gaza, the intolerable assault. In retrospect, and even at the time, spending time there rather than trying to court a very nebulous group of Wyoming Republicans who are gonna vote for us over this — "
REPORTER: "Well, I guess what I would ask is, do you think it misinterprets who the swing voter is?"
WALZ: "Yeah."
REPORTER: "Like, there's one idea that the swing voter is sort of this non-MAGA Republican businessperson, and then there’s a swing voter of — like, a working class."