Chuck Rocha: Trump Is Popular Because He Sounds Like a Democrat Back in 1989
‘We‘ve let him steal our verbiage’
Feb 14, 2025 11:00 AM
By Grabien Staff
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EXCERPT:
ROCHA: "I joined the Democratic Party in 1989 because I wanted to fight NAFTA. I wanted to drain the swamps. I wanted to make sure that my tax dollars weren‘t going to foreign wars or wasted. I give you that one, Bryan. And that sounds like Donald Trump today. That‘s why we lose to him, is we‘ve let him steal our verbiage. We have quit talking about working Americans, keeping America safe, doing the things that we did when I joined this party. And that‘s the reason — he is scary, but he‘s not scary to enough people to lose elections because he sounds like the Democrats and why I joined this party."
