Diane Sare for President — A Voice of Reason

What do you think Democrats are getting right? And what do you think Republicans are getting right? Or getting, what's the two, sorry, not right.

I want you to go with wrong.

What are they getting wrong? If you want to say what they're getting right too, you can add that in.

But right now, you're absolutely right.

We have the American public, more people stay home than come out and vote.

That constantly wins the election.

And so in turn, when I have to talk about trying to motivate people to vote for my candidate, I'm more than like, I need to motivate the guy and gal sitting on the couch that says, what am I voting for? So what do you think are getting right? What do you think are getting wrong? Well,

you know, that's really tough.

Because they're really united on the worst things.

For example, almost everyone in the Congress supports the war with Iran.

Now you have some Democrats who, more Democrats are speaking out against it.

But again, I sort of feel like it's posturing because you have midterms coming up.

So, but more Democrats are right on that.

We had a very large number of Democrats voting not to send any more money or weapons to Israel.

So that was useful.

But then they turn around and say, we should arm Ukraine.

And that's wrong.

That's completely nuts.

I think we have to look to the Mavericks, right? Thomas Massey, who they railroaded out of there.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, similarly, came under intense threat from Trump personally because she wanted the Epstein files released.

You have Ro Khanna on the Democrat side, who often pairs up with Massey on some of these things.

So you have a tiny handful of Mavericks.

And by and large, the party hacks are... really terrible.

I would say as a whole, most of the Congress doesn't understand the first thing about economics.

I don't think any of them ever studied Alexander Hamilton or Abraham Lincoln and the greenback policy, or really frankly, how Franklin Roosevelt built up the economy coming out of the depression.

What do you think Democrats are getting right? And what do you think Republicans are getting right? Or getting, what's the two, sorry, not right.

I want you to go with wrong.

What are they getting wrong? If you want to say what they're getting right too, you can add that in.

But right now, you're absolutely right.

We have the American public, more people stay home than come out and vote.

That constantly wins the election.

And so in turn, when I have to talk about trying to motivate people to vote for my candidate, I'm more than like, I need to motivate the guy and gal sitting on the couch that says, what am I voting for? So what do you think are getting right? What do you think are getting wrong? Well,

you know, that's really tough.

Because they're really united on the worst things.

For example, almost everyone in the Congress supports the war with Iran.

Now you have some Democrats who, more Democrats are speaking out against it.

But again, I sort of feel like it's posturing because you have midterms coming up.

So, but more Democrats are right on that.

We had a very large number of Democrats voting not to send any more money or weapons to Israel.

So that was useful.

But then they turn around and say, we should arm Ukraine.

And that's wrong.

That's completely nuts.

I think we have to look to the Mavericks, right? Thomas Massey, who they railroaded out of there.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, similarly, came under intense threat from Trump personally because she wanted the Epstein files released.

You have Ro Khanna on the Democrat side, who often pairs up with Massey on some of these things.

So you have a tiny handful of Mavericks.

And by and large, the party hacks are... really terrible.

I would say as a whole, most of the Congress doesn't understand the first thing about economics.

I don't think any of them ever studied Alexander Hamilton or Abraham Lincoln and the greenback policy, or really frankly, how Franklin Roosevelt built up the economy coming out of the depression.